by Jim O'Leary | Articles, Auto Accidents, Medical Bills
Florida’s no fault law requires auto owners to carry personal injury protection (PIP) insurance. This covers up to $10,000 in medical and disability (lost earnings and wages) resulting from bodily injury, sickness, disease, or death arising out of the ownership,...
by Jim O'Leary | Articles, Auto Accidents
Imagine you are sitting in your car, minding your own business, when you witness a crash. You are in a hurry to get somewhere, and you really don’t want to get involved, so you leave without doing anything. This happens everyday in America. The traffic is heavy....
by Jim O'Leary | Articles, Auto Accidents, Constitution, Law
The Florida House of Representatives has a bill in draft form that proposes to make not only texting but all use of a phone illegal for minor’s operating a motor vehicle. HB-5, Traffic Safety, proposes to create the “Minor Traffic Safety Act” which...
by Jim O'Leary | Articles, Auto Accidents, Law, Medical Bills
The following is a verbatim copy of what a judge would read to the jury at the conclusion of a trial’s closing argument instructing the jurors what they are permitted to award in damages. In short, this is the list of topics where money can be recovered. 501.2...
by Jim O'Leary | Articles, Auto Accidents, Trial
E-discovery has become more important with the rise of electronic communications. But how can we actually do e-discovery efficiently and effectively? There are many resources out there to aid but the first step is to use non electronic means to think about possible...
by Jim O'Leary | Articles, Auto Accidents, Medical Bills
Have you ever received a medical bill in the mail that was hard, if not impossible, to understand? In this day and age, with all of the various multitude of diagnostic procedure codes, it has become a foreign language for most of us to comprehend a medical bill. You...
