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Companies with less than three employees are not required to carry workers compensation insurance. However, they are still liable for benefits in the event you suffer an accident or injury. Learn More
Absolutely! It is illegal to fire someone who has a work accident or requests workers compensation benefits. Learn More
Lost wages are based on your average weekly earnings over the 13 weeks before the date of the accident. Learn More
Yes, the insurance company may pay Permanent Total Disability in the event the doctors determine you are permanently disabled and vocational experts say you can no longer work. Learn More
A commercial truck or "big truck" is a vehicle that is exploited for the transport of industrial goods (cement, construction materials, parts or heavy machinery, chemical substances, etc) Some are eighteen-wheeled truck trailers, tankers, delivery, and cargo vehicles. Commercial trucks are much larger than the vans that companies use for their daily activities, have a specific purpose and require a commercial driver's license to operate. Learn More
Because differences in size and weight make, cars are logically more vulnerable at the time of a collision. Learn More
The limits associated with acceleration, braking, fast maneuvering possibilities and visibility. Learn More
Yes. Your recovery in a personal injury action may include the payment of lost income for this cause, plus compensation for any loss of any earnings due to you resulting because of the accident. Learn More
It depends on the degree of your fault. There is a legislative doctrine known as "Comparative Negligence" which assesses the responsibility of all those involved and determines percentages of failure to adjust the damages that must be paid. If your carelessness was 50 or 51%, depending on the state, you do not recover anything. Learn More
If your state has a cause related to the use of your helmet, you may receive compensation for this. Receiving payment for a motorcycle accident involves the types of negligence, comparative and cooperative. For more details, you should come to Gallardo for a free consultation, and we will give you more information. Learn More
You need a personal injury lawyer, and it can also be a motorcycle accident lawyer, like the ones we have at Gallardo Law Firm. Learn More
The cases may vary from state to state. You can receive a compensation benefit if the state you live in does not require you to have an exclusive license. We always advise to come into our law firm and ask us your questions to know more details about your situation and how we can help you. Learn More
A car that turns to the left is responsible for the crash. There are exceptions, but this rule is almost automatic. Learn More
Comparative negligence distributes guilt among drivers involved in an accident. An example of recurrence of relative neglect could be the brake light or the backlight of the motorcycle in white, primarily if the crash were at night. Learn More
If you cannot meet with a lawyer immediately, it is imperative that you do not admit to any mistakes, or sign any document to preserve your rights. Take pictures of your injuries, damages to your motorcycle, and make copies of the medical bill records. All this information is crucial when presenting your case. The faster you seek legal advice, the better for your situation. Call Gallardo Law Firm today! Learn More
A traumatic brain injury usually results from a violent jolt on the head that may affect the cognitive functions of your brain. In such cases, you need a brain injury lawyer that knows what to do in this type of situation and how to protect your legal rights so that you receive fair compensation from the party responsible for your accident and traumatic brain injury. Learn More
It's hard to know exactly, but almost 1.7 million Americans suffer from traumatic brain injury every year. The most alarming statistics is that more than 52,000 people die from Type 1 TBI and approximately 125,000 are affected for a lifetime by Type 2 TBI. In any of these two cases, both victims and their families should ask our brain injury lawyers to assist them in alleviating some of the trauma associated with these injuries and help them improve the quality of life. Learn More
The causes of TBI include slip and fall accidents, vehicle accidents, sports injuries, violence, and combat injuries. Learn More
The costs are based on the specifics of your case. Each case has unique elements and different aspects to consider. Brain injury lawyers, like all other attorneys, can reach an agreement with their clients. Our first consultation is free, so we always recommend that you come in person. If you want more information, check out our contingency fees article for our current fees. Learn More
Your claim is based on the circumstances of your brain injury. You can file a claim if you were involved in a traffic accident or if you fell and tripped, if you were assaulted or experienced an accident at work. If you were hospitalized due to malpractice or carelessness by the hospital responsible for the brain injury, you might also have grounds to file a claim. All these are situations that allow legal representation and demand compensation. When in doubt, remember that our first consultation is free of charge and Gallardo Law Firm’s experienced brain injury lawyers are always at your disposal. Learn More
It all depends on the severity of your injury and what you may need to recover. Of course, an excellent personal injury lawyer with the right information and experience can win your case and demand fair compensation. Some of the benefits a brain injury lawyer may seek on your behalf include: 1- Financial compensation to cover the costs of doctor appointments, treatments, therapies, and transportation. 2- Days of work missed and compensation for all the suffering caused not only to you but your family members as well. Learn More
Time is an ally that should work in our favor. Although your accident happened some time ago, it doesn’t mean your case will be dismissed immediately. Sometimes some people find out about their injuries long after the accident occurred. To avoid this type of situation, it is always recommended that you seek medical attention immediately after the accident and call your attorney before submitting any statements that may compromise your case and ability to obtain just compensation. Learn More
Doctors can diagnose a brain injury with the following tests: X-rays, Tomography, MRI, Vision and hearing tests, psychological assessment, and blood test. Learn More
Sports leagues, schools, coaches must all take the necessary precautions so that athletes are not injured. Our first consultation at Gallardo Law Firm is free of charge. We will study your case and determine the best course of action, whether you can file a claim and receive compensation. Learn More
If the evidence shows that the property owner did not handle the situation that led to your accident correctly, our brain injury lawyers in Miami can help you file your case based on the laws that may apply to your specific situation. Learn More
Boating at high speeds without safety equipment on board can be dangerous, and it also constitutes boating negligence. Other boating negligences include excess passengers or merchandise, distracted driving, colliding with another boat or object, and disrespecting maritime laws. Learn More
For a boat accident to be reported in the state of Florida, it must involve the death of a person, a missing person or circumstances that suggest a possible death or injury that requires medical treatment or more than $ 2,000 in property damage. Contact a boating accident lawyer if you or a family member went through a similar situation. Learn More
A recreational boat can be a yacht, a sailboat, jet skis, kayaks, canoes, cabin cruisers, inflatable boats, go-fast boats, airboats, among others. Learn More
Boats and watercraft represent an essential part of Florida's recreational and tourism industry, so more regulations mean more limitations for consumers. Therefore, there is no age requirement to operate a boat in Florida. Individuals over 30 are not required to have a boating license or even to pass a boat safety course. That means that many people are not licensed, which can make a boating accident even more catastrophic. Learn More
Collisions with other ships and with fixed objects, flooding, fall overboard, explosions and fires due to a fuel leak and boat sinking. Learn More