What is a Catastrophic Injury?

Personal Injury Law
What is a Catastrophic Injury?

On many personal injury lawyers’ websites (including ours), you will see several references to the term “catastrophic injury.” Over the years, we have come to learn that, while people are generally familiar with the terms “catastrophic” and “injury” when used separately, they are confused what exactly they mean when they are put together. When is…

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How Do I Protect My Rights After a Fall Accident?

Personal Injury Law

A slip and fall or a trip and fall accident can happen in an instant, leaving you injured and potentially facing a complex legal journey. You may be wondering how to safeguard your legal rights and navigate the aftermath of an accidental fall. At Brian D. Guralnick Injury Lawyers, we have helped thousands of clients…

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Do I Have to Pay Medical Bills From My Settlement?

Personal Injury Law

When you receive medical treatment for injuries after an accident, any associated medical bills are generally your responsibility. In most cases, you may need to use part of your personal injury settlement to cover any outstanding medical expenses. In Florida, specific insurance laws may determine whether you are responsible for paying your medical expenses. For…

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7 Key Elements of a Personal Injury Claim

Personal Injury Law
Seven Key Parts of Your Personal Injury Claim

If you’re like most people, going through a personal injury claim is a brand new experience. You probably don’t know what to expect, and you might not even be sure what all goes into seeking compensation for your injuries. In this article, our board-certified trial team provides an overview of seven key aspects of a…

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What Does PIP Stand For?

Personal Injury Law

The term PIP stands for “personal injury protection.” PIP insurance is a type of no-fault insurance coverage required under Florida Law. PIP covers medical expenses, lost wages, or expenses up to $10,000 for the driver and anyone riding in the car with the same residential address. Florida lawmakers codified a PIP coverage requirement to reduce…

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