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By Attorney Kelli Martinez “No coverage?! How do they have a driver’s license if they are driving without insurance?!” Florida has the highest rate of uninsured drivers in the United States. Approximately 26.7%, or about one in four vehicles on Florida roads are...

By Attorney Kennedy Legler As our court dockets continue to become more and more congested, the judicial system in this country has had to look for ways to resolve cases before they reach the level of jury participation. Litigation is extremely expensive and time...

By Attorney Grace Reeves The attorneys at Legler, Murphy & Battaglia, LLP, can help with many types of personal injury cases. We have been handling car accident cases for over thirty-two years. In addition, our attorneys also have extensive experience in many...

Under Florida law, workers’ compensation settlements are voluntary. Neither the injured worker, commonly referred to as the claimant, nor the insurance carrier can force the other side to settle. Both parties have to be willing to discuss settlement and both sides...

As car accident attorneys, one of the things we get asked all the time is: “What do I do after I have a car accident?” This may seem like a simple question with a simple answer, but it is not. Many times, after a car accident people are shaken up, scared, anxious, and...

The title of this article is one you have currently heard on many occasions, so much so that it is frequently ignored. But when it comes to the issue of lawyer advertising, you would be well-served to pay close attention. Caution is advised. Have you noticed the...

Car accidents can impact a person for a lifetime. After an accident, it is common that a person will experience injuries, lost wages, property damage, emotional distress, and many other lasting effects. At Legler, Murphy, & Battaglia, LLP, our goal is to fight for...

The workers compensation system in Florida does compensate injured workers for their lost wages if they are temporarily or permanently unable to work due to their work-related injuries. Generally, there are three types of compensation for lost wages: 1. Temporary...

If you’re disabled and no longer capable of working you may be asking how the SSA decide if you’re disabled and no longer able to work. You may be surprised to know that there are many steps to disability approval, and no two cases are the same. The Social Security...