You would protect your child from any injury if you could. No matter how much you try to keep your child safe, they can still be injured in an accident. Sometimes, the accident is really just that—an accident. No one was to blame for it; it just happened. For instance, your child could trip on some slippery pebbles and be hurt.However, sometimes an accident can be caused by someone else’s careless or wrongful actions. If your child was injured due to another person or organization’s behavior, you might be able to file an injury...Continue Reading...
Florida is a no-fault insurance state which means, for many car accidents, you must use your personal injury protection insurance before filing a claim against the at-fault driver. Although Florida uses this law to make it easier for individuals to recover compensation, filing a lawsuit is sometimes necessary and acceptable.If you were severely injured in your car accident, suffered damages that exceeded the limits of your personal injury protection insurance, or experienced property damages not covered by your insurance policy, you can sue the...Continue Reading...
When you're hurt because someone else is being careless, it's not easy to recover. You're hurt, and that can make it difficult to act fast. Unfortunately, you may not have time to delay. The statute of limitations, or time limits, on your claim may be closing in. You only have a short time to act after your injury, and if you don't act in time, the consequences could leave you paying for your injuries out of pocket. If you’re seeking compensation, you may need to talk to your lawyer about your claim and how much...Continue Reading...
When you’re hurt, you want to just focus on your recovery and get the compensation you need to pay for that recovery. However, that compensation may be worth more than you initially think. If you have a serious, long-term injury, you may need to speak with your lawyer about the effects of your injuries. When calculating a personal injury claim, it’s important to think about the long-term effects, not just the current issues you’re facing. Luckily, your attorney understands that, and they can help you approach your claim the...Continue Reading...
Personal injury accidents cause devastating damage throughout a person’s life. If you’ve recently been injured in an accident, then you already know this. You probably understand how many medical bills you’re dealing with and how much they’re going to cost you, and you know that you’re missing out on work wages while you are healing from your injuries.However, you might not know how much total compensation you’re owed for your accident and suffering. You might not know how to calculate your claim’s value...Continue Reading...
Your life after being injured in a serious accident could be dramatically different than it was prior to the incident in question. If someone else is liable for the cause of your injuries, they should be compelled to compensate you for their negligent actions. Thankfully, you will have the opportunity to bring them to justice when you pursue a personal injury claim. Continue reading to learn more about the steps you’ll take to begin the claims process. Step One: Contact Your AttorneyAny time you’ve suffered a debilitating...Continue Reading...
Personal injury claims can be complex, especially when you aren’t familiar with the legal process. The goal is to maximize your settlement and ensure that all of your damages are accounted for, but doing so will require solid evidence that proves negligence against the defendant. Whether you were injured in a car accident or a slip-and-fall accident, the process is the same.At The Law Offices of Casey D. Shomo, our attorneys have an in-depth knowledge of personal injury litigation. Regardless of how you were injured, we can support you in...Continue Reading...
Social media is woven into the daily life of our clients and should be a point of discussion and diligence when addressing their cases. The Pew Research Center reports that the U.S. population are heavy and frequent users of sites like Facebook. In early 2018 they found that over 68% percent of the population uses Facebook - and roughly 74% of those users log in daily. It’s no surprise that people turn to social media for support and/ or attention after an accident. I mean, it’s only natural to post photos of your car crash on...Continue Reading...
