It depends on the relationship to the person who have passed away. Florida laws are very specific about who can bring a claim and what damages they can pursue for that claim. For example, if the person who dies as a result of medical malpractice is married, the spouse...
If a patient dies as a result of medical malpractice, different damages can be recovered depending on who’s bringing the claim. For example, if the person who passes away is married, the spouse can bring a different claim than the estate can, who can bring a...
Generally the statute of limitations or the time limit to bring a lawsuit for a medical malpractice case is two years. However, that rule has numerous exceptions and even the exceptions have exceptions. It’s very important that you contact an attorney and fully...
If an insurance company treats you unfairly and violates their contract with you, you have grounds to bring a lawsuit in the state of Florida against them. That lawsuit would be defined by the contract that you signed with your insurance company. It’s important...
An insurance company can refuse to treat you fairly, but that’s not the end of the story. If an insurance company denies you benefits under your contract, it’s important that you contact an attorney who understands these kinds of claims, who can advise you...
