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Defense Tactics Used by Insurance Companies
Defense Tactics Used by Insurance Companies They Pay the Same Doctors Over and Over to Testify Against Accident Victims Insurance companies have a stable of defense doctors. They often call upon Dr. Shim, Dr. Rosenbach, Dr. Shahnasarian, Dr. Vanderploeg and other...
How Drivers, Pedestrians and Cyclists Coexist
While sidewalks, crosswalks, bike lanes and the rules of the road were designed to keep all travelers safe, there are still accidents every day.
The Blunt Truth About Your Insurance Company
Insurance companies have millions of dollars to defend their lawsuits. Their large team of attorneys work to minimize your injuries and your settlement.
Surprising Florida Auto Accident Statistics
We at Dennis Hernandez & Associates wanted to point out a few things to keep in mind next time you or a loved one get on the road.
What’s the Difference Between BI and UM Coverage?
Since BI and UM coverage are not required under Florida law, you might be inclined to think you don’t need them. This could leave you paying costs out of pocket after an accident.
Distractions to Drivers of Rideshare Apps
It is not likely that you will encounter someone who has never used a rideshare app to travel, or at least have heard of the various rideshare apps out there. One of the more popular apps is Lyft. Lyft offers transportation for customers through an easy to use app on...
Swimming Pool Accidents in Florida
If a pool does not meet the safety requirements set by the RSPA, you may be able to file a personal injury claim from a swimming pool accident.
What Does it Mean to be a “No-Fault” State?
Drivers in Florida have probably heard that Florida is a “no-fault” state. While you may have heard of the term, do you know what it means? How does it factor into your car accident? Is no one really at fault if there is a car accident? As a Florida driver, it is...
Florida Courts Consider Medical Malpractice and Proximate Cause
Recently, a Florida appellate court examined a case of medical malpractice that included an interesting discussion of the proximate cause component of the case. Proximate cause is one of the most contested elements in Florida medical malpractice law. Ruiz v. Tenet...
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