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What is the Statute of Limitations for a Personal Injury Case in Florida?
A personal injury refers to bodily injury/ harm from an accident. You should not be responsible for footing the expenses if you sustain injuries due to someone else’s recklessness or negligence. You can pursue compensation by filing a legal claim against the at-fault party or entity. If you have been injured in an accident… Read More »
What Type of Compensation Can I Fight for in an Auto Accident Case?
Auto accidents can be traumatic experiences that can leave one with severe injuries, staggering medical bills, and emotional damages. If you have been in an auto accident, you may wonder if there is any way to get compensated for your injuries and damages. The answer is yes; you can receive compensation for accident-related damages…. Read More »
What are Florida’s Dog Bite Laws?
Every year thousands of people in Florida are bitten by dogs, and these bites can result in severe injuries and even death. Florida has strict laws in place to hold dog owners responsible for the actions of their pets. Understanding Florida’s dog bite laws is essential if you are a dog owner or a… Read More »
Do I Still Have a Case If I Was Injured But I Do Not Have Insurance?
If you have been injured in Florida and do not have insurance, you may wonder if you have a case. Florida operates under a no-fault system, implying that drivers are obligated to have personal injury protection (PIP) insurance to cover the cost of their injuries and damages in the event of an accident, regardless… Read More »
How Do You Prove a Truck Driver’s Negligence After an Accident?
Negligence or carelessness of a truck driver can result in personal injury or property damages. Proving negligence by a truck driver after an accident in Florida can be challenging and may involve multiple parties from different states. Although it is a complex process, it is possible. To prove negligence in a trucking accident case,… Read More »
How to Hold Negligent Drivers Accountable After Florida Car Accidents
If you have been injured by a negligent driver in Florida, you may want nothing more than to hold them accountable. Your life may have been altered forever, and it makes sense to feel a sense of anger and frustration toward the person who caused your car crash. But what kinds of consequences will… Read More »
Can Semi-Truck Drivers Request Hours-of Service Exemptions?
At the Law Offices of Keith Bregoff, P.A., our Vero Beach truck accident attorneys know there are seemingly endless Federal regulations that apply to commercial vehicle and semi-truck transportation in the U.S. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is an agency in the U.S. Department of Transportation that regulates the trucking industry in… Read More »
Vero Beach Crash Left Passenger Seriously Injured
At the Law Offices of Keith Bregoff, P.A., our Vero Beach car accident attorney has previously discussed how Florida passengers have rights after being injured in a vehicle collision that was caused by either the driver of the vehicle they were in, or another negligent third-party driver. The question becomes, does the negligent driver have to be… Read More »
The Subtle Signs of Traumatic Brain Injuries
At the Law Offices of Keith Bregoff, P.A., our Vero Beach personal injury lawyer knows that one of the scariest injuries our clients face after a pedestrian, car, motorcycle, or truck accident in Florida is a traumatic brain injury. When the head sustains the impact of significant force, it can change our client’s life… Read More »
When Can I Go Back to Work After Being Injured in a Florida Car Accident?
At the Law Offices of Keith Bregoff, P.A., our car accident attorney in Vero Beach knows that getting hurt in a crash brings a lot of confusion. Those involved often wonder how the crash happened, or why they didn’t see a speeding, reckless, or otherwise negligent driver heading towards their vehicle. They then worry about the… Read More »
