Within the scope of a wrongful death lawsuit there is an ethical approach. While a family can't put a dollar amount on their loss, there are still financial burdens that must be dealt with posthumously. For this reason, it’s important to obtain a Board Certified attorney to help navigate both the judicial and financial aspects of a wrongful death lawsuit....
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With life getting started again, slowly but surely, ridesharing accidents will once again be on the rise in busy cities like Miami. Uber and Lyft cut down on cars on the road, are relatively inexpensive, and convenient. However, it comes its own set of risks. Within this Shaked Law Firm article, we’re providing our Uber and Lyft riding readers information necessary should they find themselves in an accident. We'll also provide important information "driver-partners" need to know when transporting passengers. This writeup answers the following important questions: What changes are ridesharing services undergoing as of Summer 2020?What requirements have stayed the same...
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Personal Injury Lawyers offer free case evaluations to get a better idea of whether there's potential for a successful case. This initial consultation doesn't qualify an attorney-client relationship. There are instances where a lawyer will offer a free case evaluation, and then decide not to take on the case....
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How does physical pain affect Personal Injury cases? After sustaining injuries in any type of accident, physical pain and suffering follows. However, too often victims of car and motorcycle accidents attempt to hide pain. Their hope is that if they ignore it, it goes away. Most times, however, the pain remains but the Statute of Limitations passes. This is another reason why accident victims must act quickly to retain a lawyer with Board Certification. These are the lawyers who can recover maximum compensation for unresolved pain and suffering. Attempting to fight the insurance company alone, while in pain, should never...
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