What does a commercial litigation lawyer do? People are often confused when lawyers say they practice “commercial litigation” because the term does not have an official or legal meaning. Technically, it means lawsuits involving commerce or business. So it includes pretty much every type of case that can come up
When it comes to business, there are so many rules to follow most of us can’t keep track. However, one thing we can all wrap our heads around is that there are certain “rules” to play by. Not only are they rule, but they’re fully enforced by the law, meaning
People often ask me about the commercial litigation process in South Florida especially since most of my cases take place in that area. There are a lot of ideas floating around about what happens in such cases. Litigation usually begins by someone feeling that they have been wronged in some
Oftentimes, injured individuals come to me seeking legal advice after being blamed for causing an accident. Unfortunately, many individuals have the misconception that simply because the law enforcement officer determined they were at fault no recovery for injuries will be permitted. This belief is 100% inaccurate. Simply put, the officer
One of the most common injuries at a nursing home is when a resident falls. Injuries from falls at nursing homes are an incredibly significant cause of disability in the elderly. A simple fall can create a severe functional impairment in an older person and will decrease the quality
If your loved one needs to enter a nursing home or assisted living facility you will need to do your homework. Make sure the facility has an excellent reputation. On your visit, make sure the grounds and rooms are comfortable, and more importantly, clean! Talk to the staff. Interview them
Handling PIP claims for healthcare providers is a passion here at the LaBovick Law Group. We force insurance companies to disclose every single iteration of their insurance policies and we read them! Knowing the language of the policy is the reason why we caught State Farm’s 2012 policy gaff and
