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Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | September 5 2023 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury

Should I Talk to the Insurance Company After My Accident?

After a vehicle accident occurs, there will be several steps you need to take in order to ensure the validity of your claim. You can be sure that the insurance carriers will want to speak to you fairly soon after the incident occurs. This includes not only your insurance carrier but possibly even the insurance…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | August 4 2023 | Florida News, Personal Injury

Florida’s New Comparative Negligence Laws

Each state around the country has a method for determining how to compare negligence after a personal injury claim occurs. If more than one party was responsible for an incident, comparative negligence laws help determine who pays how much compensation and who gets how much compensation. Recently, Florida passed a tort reform law that changed…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | August 4 2023 | Personal Injury

Florida Personal Injury Damages: Economic, Non-Economic, and Punitive

When a person sustains an injury caused by the negligent actions of another party, they should be able to recover compensation for their losses. Personal injury claims can be challenging, and we encourage injury victims to work with an attorney who can help them move forward with their claims. Here, we want to discuss three…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | July 11 2023 | Personal Injury

Florida’s New Statute of Limitations For Personal Injury Cases 2023

Under House Bill 837, Florida’s legislature made some major changes to tort laws in the state. One change that has the potential to significantly impact personal injury victims is one that was made to the statute of limitations for filing these claims. Here, we want to review what these changes mean for individuals harmed due…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | July 11 2023 | Personal Injury

Understanding Florida’s New Tort Reform Laws (HB 837)

Florida’s tort laws have undergone a major change. House Bill 837 passed the Florida House and Senate in 2023 and has since gone into effect. This law has changed several facets of how personal injury claims are approached in Florida. Here, we want to briefly review the changes that this bill made as well as…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | June 8 2023 | Personal Injury

Delayed Symptoms of a Head Injury

Head injuries and brain injuries can lead to significant long-term disabilities for individuals. Many car accidents, motorcycle accidents, or slip and falls can lead to a head injury. When a person sustains any type of brain injury, it is crucial to seek prompt medical treatment. However, sometimes, the signs and symptoms of a head injury…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | May 5 2023 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury

Recovering Lost Wages After an Accident

If you or somebody you care about has been injured in a car accident caused by the negligent actions of another party, you should be able to recover various types of compensation. Typically, individuals are able to recover compensation for their medical bills, property damage expenses, and even their lost wages if they are unable…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | May 4 2023 | Personal Injury

What Type of Evidence Do I Need For a Personal Injury Case?

If you or somebody you care for sustains an injury caused by the negligent actions of another party, there are steps you can take to recover compensation for your losses. You may be able to recover compensation through an insurance settlement or through a civil personal injury lawsuit filed against the at-fault party. However, various…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | December 14 2022 | Personal Injury

What is Comparative Negligence in a Car Accident Case?

Vehicle accident claims can get complicated, particularly if there is more than one party at fault for the incident. However, when there are multiple parties at fault in a Florida car accident, the claim can get even more confusing as a result of Florida’s no-fault insurance system. Here, we want to examine when comparative negligence…

Posted By Salter, Healy, Rivera & Heptner | December 14 2022 | Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Injury

Why is Florida the Deadliest State for Pedestrians?

Florida is not necessarily a safe place for pedestrians, particularly those walking, jogging, or running around areas where there are also vehicles. Here, we want to examine some of the factors that make Florida one of the most dangerous states for pedestrians. Whether you are a resident or a visitor to the state of Florida,…