Monthly Archives: November 2026
Pricing the Unthinkable: How Florida Values Amputation Injury Claims
Nearly 2.3 million Americans live with limb loss, according to a 2024 study commissioned by the Amputee Coalition. When a crash, a construction site accident, or another act of negligence causes an amputation, the legal system faces an impossible question: what is a limb worth? Florida offers no simple formula. Instead, the focus is… Read More »
Two Courtrooms, Two Standards: How Florida DUI Crash Cases Split Into Separate Tracks
When a drunk driver is arrested after a crash, injured victims often assume the criminal case will take care of everything. It will not. The criminal prosecution and the civil injury claim run separately, and each answers a different question. The stakes are real: the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that 11,904 people… Read More »
