If your loved one has died in a trucking accident, depending on the circumstances, you can bring a wrongful death claim to recover damages.
If your spouse is killed in a Fort Lauderdale trucking accident, you can recover both economic and non-economic damages.
When insurance companies offer you a settlement, it may not cover your current expenses.
There is no way to determine how long it will take to resolve a truck accident case. Sometimes, it can take months, while other lawsuits can take years.
That depends entirely on how it happened. Given the numerous potential causes of a TBI, we cannot possibly list every party who might have a legal liability to a Fort Lauderdale TBI victim. We can give you some examples, though. As a general matter, anyone who caused your TBI through unreasonably dangerous decisions or actions…
Maybe. As we mentioned above, for any brain injury you suffer on-the-job in Fort Lauderdale, your most likely source of compensation will consist of the workers’ compensation insurance that Florida law requires your employer to carry. If workers’ comp covers you, then the benefits you likely have a right to receive may include payment for your…
We can’t say for certain without knowing the details of your case. In general, the amount of money you might have the right to receive for your traumatic brain injury, and the chances of you receiving the full amount, vary depending on: The severity of your TBI and the impact of its symptoms on your…
Most importantly, get the medical care you need and stick to your doctor’s treatment plan. Go to your therapy sessions. Take your medications. Do everything you can to take care of yourself and to address the challenges of living with a TBI. Seeking and sticking with medical care serves numerous important purposes. First, it promotes…
The Levin Firm offers free initial consultations to anyone who wants to learn about their legal rights and options after suffering a TBI in Fort Lauderdale. In the cases we agree to handle for TBI victims, we also virtually always work on contingency, which means our clients do not pay us any money upfront or…
It depends on the facts and circumstances of your case. Generally speaking, the value of a legal claim depends on: The severity of your injuries and their impact on your life, which figures into the amounts of your medical and other costs and your lost financial gains, as well as your pain, suffering, and loss…