Personal Injury Blogs
Most people believe that having Umbrella coverage means that all the insurance policies are covered under the protection of the “umbrella,” but that is not necessarily the case. As we previously discussed in the Full Coverage Insurance blog, there are three types of insurance. Continuing with our glass analogy, the “glass” represents the type of…
We hear clients tell us that they have “full coverage” when it comes to their automobile insurance. But what does that mean? Insurance is a product like any other. In the insurance store, the insurance product has several components. Although having a little bit of coverage in each glass is technically considered “full coverage,” that…
There are multiple law firms with an extensive advertising presence on television. While these ads are successful in generating clients, they may not be a good fit for you. “THEY’RE SO WELL KNOWN! HOW COULD THEY NOT BE THE RIGHT ATTORNEYS FOR ME?” Often, these firms don’t actually perform any legal work themselves and will…
There is a new AI craze being promoted on social media where people claim they received huge amounts of money for their personal injury settlement in record-breaking time, and say they did it all without an attorney. One such ad claims it will show a “trick” that lawyers and insurance companies don’t want you to…
Older adults may be frail or live with disabling chronic conditions, like dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Being in a vulnerable condition makes them susceptible to elder abuse. However, caregivers who are wrongly accused of abusing a senior must know their legal rights and the actions to take to protect themselves. Home caregivers are tasked with…
The First District Appellate court recently held that a firefighter who transfers from one fire department to another must requalify for a non duty disability pension by serving another 7 years of creditable service with the new department.
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