Monthly Archives: February 2025
What to Expect in a Workers’ Compensation Matter
Most job injury victims can expect considerable opposition, at least initially, and, ultimately, a settlement. Over 80 percent of Florida workers’ compensation claims settle out of court. An out-of-court settlement is usually the best possible resolution because, in most cases, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. A firm hold… Read More »
Drunk Drivers and Civil Cases in Florida
Among Gen Zers, alcohol consumption increases by over 60 percent during the holidays. Some people drink to celebrate, some people drink to make family get-togethers less confrontational, and some people just drink. Too many of these people get behind the wheel, thereby recklessly putting themselves, their passengers, and other motorists at risk for serious… Read More »
What Will Happen to My Disability Benefits in 2025?
The initial benefits process may change very little in 2025. The initial denial rate is already 67 percent. That number could not get much worse. However, the Social Security Administration’s disability review process may undergo significant changes. If a Disability Determination Services officer rules that the recipient can work or receives financial support from… Read More »
Appeals Court Rules on Workers’ Compensation SOL
In December 2024, the First Court of Appeals further muddied the waters in workers’ compensation statute of limitation matters with an inconclusive ruling in a key case. Florida workers’ compensation law allows a two-year statute of limitations on compensation claims. That means a claimant has two years from the time of the injury or… Read More »
