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Can I Sue if My Child Contracted Coronavirus at School?

When the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) started to appear in the U.S., schools across the country began closing their doors temporarily in the hopes of slowing or stopping the spread of the disease.  Self-isolation, social distancing, washing your hands, and staying at home unless absolutely necessary are currently the best ways to do your part to...

Can You Sue for Contracting Coronavirus on a Cruise Ship?

Cruise ships across the country have made headlines over the past several weeks due to many of their passengers contracting the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).  As of the writing of this article, the Zaandam, owned by Holland America, is heading for Florida in the hopes of docking after more than 800 passengers and 602 crew members...

When Can I Sue for Mold Exposure?

Mold exposure, whether at your home, workplace, or elsewhere, can lead to severe and sometimes fatal illnesses. Although many property owners take toxic mold exposure seriously and go through great measures to maintain safety for residents and workers alike, there’s always a possibility that mold is unknowingly present in older structures or will develop in...

Am I Liable for a Handyman Injured on My Property in Florida?

Scheduling home repairs should not lead to a lawsuit against you for a serious property-related accident. Unfortunately, worker injuries happen every year in homes in Florida. Understanding if and when a handyman’s damages could be your legal responsibility can help you know what to expect after an accident on your property. As the homeowner, you...

What Is the Average Settlement for Whiplash in Hollywood, FL?

Whiplash is a relatively common car accident injury. This does not, however, make it any easier for patients to live with or recover from whiplash. Whiplash can be a particularly painful injury that makes it difficult to move the head and neck. Someone with whiplash may need physical therapy, pain medications, neck collars and other...