How Can I Obtain an Incident Report in my Hospital Injury Case? This post on obtaining hospital adverse incident reports was updated on May 9, 2019. Explaining the Hospital ‘Adverse Incident Report’ When things go bad in a hospital, the law requires an investigation. The internal investigative body within the hospital will then create an...
A formal estate must be opened in all Florida wrongful death lawsuits. Here’s why: a dead person has no standing to bring a claim. The estate is like a vehicle to bring the wrongful death case with a court appointed ‘driver’, referred to as the Personal Representative, who has the power to prosecute the case...
Recently, an appellate court upheld a trial court verdict against Manor Care and its parent company, HCR ManorCare Inc. The case involved resident John Jarman who was admitted to a Manor Care nursing home following a leg fracture. Mr. Jarman’s family claimed he suffered nursing home neglect and wrongful death. The jury agreed. Failing to...
A death in the family is never easy. To make matters worse, many times, we suspect our loved one’s death may be due to negligence. This would make your claim a wrongful death case. One of the key pieces of evidence in pursuing a Florida wrongful death case is the death certificate with cause of...
If you filed a lawsuit in Florida, you will be required to answer interrogatories propounded by the Defendant. But are you legally required to answer these interrogatories? Since the Defendant hurt you through their negligence, why should you have to answer their interrogatory questions? Our Boynton Beach personal injury lawyers explain interrogatories, which ones you...
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