Not all personal injury lawyers are the same. Just as you wouldn’t hire a tax attorney to handle your divorce, why would you hire a personal injury attorney that doesn’t specialize in maritime personal injury claims to handle your boating/cruise accident?
Below is a list of the do’s and dont’s in the case you are a victim of a boating hit and run: DO
On July 30th, a 22-year-old man died while diving for lobsters on the first day of the mini-season in Pompano Beach. The Florida mini-season is a two-day event that always falls on the last consecutive Wednesday and Thursday of July. There is also an eight-month regular lobster season that runs
Maritime law is the law of the sea. It can apply to a whole host of different scenarios such as contracts for passage, salvage claims, injuries, etc. For the purposes of this writing, I will limit my discussion of the applicability of maritime law to injury cases.
Boating insurance coverage is, for the most part, similar to most other insurance policies. However, there are some distinctions that are VERY different. Typically, there are four types of insurance for a boat:
There are only 5 things a personal injury lawyer wants to know before taking on your automobile accident case. Yes, there are a lot of specific facts that they will need to delve into. No personal injury case is exactly the same, thus the use of the term “personal.” However,
Cyclic vomiting syndrome, or CVS, is a condition, as you would expect from the name, where an individual vomits. CVS is a disorder where an individual has sudden episodes of severe vomiting with no apparent cause. CVS is often referred to as the unexplained disorder. Meaning, physicians cannot explain why
