Long & Jean, P.A.
Personal Injury Attorneys in Pompano Beach Florida
If you’ve been in a car accident in Florida, you'll likely receive unsolicited calls from companies and individuals claiming they can help. While some calls may come from legitimate legal teams and insurance carriers, many use misleading sales and impersonation tactics.
Not sure if your Florida injury claim means court? Learn the typical process, when lawsuits happen, what clients do, and common milestones and timelines.
Not every accident is one person's fault. If you were recently injured, you may be partially responsible for what happened, even if the other party was also to blame. You could still be entitled to compensation under personal injury law in Florida due to the comparative negligence rule.
If you're injured during a hurricane in Broward County, a third party might be responsible if they failed to take reasonable steps to protect you. Negligence, in fact, is the basis of many personal injury claims. Our legal team can help you understand your rights and what to do next.
If you or a loved one has been injured due to a defective product, there are critical steps you must take to get a fair outcome. When it comes to manufacturer negligence in Florida, even seemingly minor errors can derail a case.
If you're a member of a gym or fitness center, you've probably signed an injury waiver when registering. A gym injury waiver is a contract warning you about hazards when working out, and by signing, you generally agree NOT to hold the facility liable for injuries you may suffer.However, a waiver is not automatically enforceable. …
If you live in the Sunshine State, experienced attorneys will tell you that any treatment gap in a Florida injury claim can create severe credibility issues. Here’s a look at why that’s the case, and what you can do to protect your Florida injury claim.
Important disclaimer: This article provides general information about Florida negligent security claims. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Laws and deadlines vary by claim type, facts, and parties involved; consult a qualified attorney about your specific situation. Claims involving governmental entities may have special notice requirements, sovereign immunity limits, …
