- Do Insurance Companies Hire Private Investigators to Photograph and Video Injured Claimants?
Insurance companies often use private investigators in Florida injury cases. Learn how surveillance can impact your personal injury claim.
Read More - What is Comparative Negligence, and What is the Law in Florida Regarding Comparative Negligence?
Learn what comparative negligence means, how it affects personal injury claims and a Florida law update that could impact your ability to recover damages.
Read More - If I’m Injured by Negligence and Have Pre-Existing Injuries, Do I Have a Case?
Suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence can be stressful, especially if you already have a pre-existing condition. You may be wondering if your prior injury will prevent you from pursuing compensation. The good news is that having a pre-existing condition does not automatically bar you from filing a personal injury claim. In fact, Florida law follows the...
Read More - Tips for Choosing the Right Personal Injury Lawyer
Even a strong case can be lost if you don't have the right attorney. These are tips for choosing the right personal injury lawyer.
Read More - What to Expect During a Free Consultation
Filing a personal injury lawsuit is a big commitment. We'll explain what to expect during a free consultation so you get the most out of the meeting.
Read More - Nonni Homola Law Firm Takes New Name as Founder, Vinse Barrett Retires
Nonni Homola will become the new name of the personal injury firm founded by long-time Tallahassee attorney Vinse Barrett. Barrett is retiring after decades in the profession. The name combines those of partners Mark Nonni and Jaeson Homola, who have been with the firm since its inception. The new name was announced this month on social media. The firm has...
Read More - Moving for Continuances Based on Difficulties Generated by the COVID-19 Pandemic
Law firms practicing in Florida have largely accommodated to the difficulties of social distancing. Some firms are even advertising the new social distancing, remote conferencing and other methods of preventing COVID-19 spread due to contamination from corona virus. The Courts have adapted by implementing social distancing policies and canceling or postponing most hearings and procedures which require litigants, jurors...
Read More - How Does a Personal Injury Attorney Get Paid?
Most attorneys work on an hourly basis, charging clients an agreed upon hourly fee for the work performed. For instance, if you were to hire an attorney to represent you in a divorce or to defend you against a criminal charge you can expect to pay, on average, about $200 per hour. Personal injury attorneys are different in this...
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