Monthly Archives: April 2026
Job Injuries and Medical Collections Notices
According to Florida law, workers’ compensation pays all reasonably necessary medical expenses. So, job injury and illness victims are not financially responsible for any unpaid charges. Therefore, if you were injured at work, saw a doctor, and received a bill, that bill is probably illegal under the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act. Additionally, the… Read More »
Who’s Responsible for a Drunk Driving Crash in Florida?
Usually, the drunk driver is at fault for a drunk driving crash. However, under Florida law, a third party, such as a bar or restaurant, may be legally responsible for damages. The dram shop law (more on that below) holds alcohol providers responsible for damages when they illegally sell alcohol to people who later… Read More »
Workers’ Compensation and Lost Wage Replacement in Florida
In the wake of a disabling job-related injury or illness, the combination of medical bills and everyday bills is financially crippling in most cases. In Florida, a workers’ compensation insurance company must pay all reasonably necessary medical bills. This benefit, while important, only solves half this problem. As unpaid bills mount, financial stress mounts… Read More »
