Many clients ask the question of how to best prepare for a deposition. In a personal injury claim, a deposition is a set of questions asked by an attorney relating to the accident in question. The witness is under oath when answering the questions and any answers provided may be used at trial.
The most difficult part of being an attorney is having to work in cases where a product has caused the death or injury of a child. This is why the spread of awareness is crucial to minimize product injuries or deaths among children.
Slip and fall claims can be very complicated and difficult to prove in Florida. Here are some things to consider when evaluating your slip and fall case.
If you have been involved in an auto accident and you want a personal injury attorney to handle your claim, remember to be honest with him/her. Not disclosing prior or subsequent injuries can literally ruin your case.
Summer is here. That means people take road trips, and car rentals go up. Although, everyone signs a rental agreement, most people don’t know which insurance coverage applies when renting a car. Here are a few important things to know prior to driving a rented car.
Florida’s beautiful beaches and sunny weather allow Floridians to own a boat or go on a boat. That’s very common. Especially at this time of year. Unfortunately, many people get injured on boat accidents. The Boating Accidents Statistical Report indicates that Florida had 634 boating accidents and 73 boating related fatalities in 2014.
My name is Klodiana Hysenlika, ESQ. I am a personal injury attorney who helps solve clients’ legal needs at Perenich, Calulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. I am proud to work with the oldest personal injury law firm in Florida. Our law firm, founded in 1955, has offices in seven different locations in the Tampa Bay area including Clearwater, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Spring Hill and Trinity.