Can You Sue a Rental Car Company? What Fort Myers Drivers Must Know
Fort Myers attorney David B. Pittman on when you can sue a rental car company in Florida, the Graves Amendment, the 2-year deadline, and what…
Can You Still Make a Claim After Signing a Car Accident Insurance Release?
Signed a Florida car accident insurance release and wondering if you still have a claim? A Bonita Springs attorney explains when releases can be set…
Can I Fire My Personal Injury Lawyer Mid Case in Florida?
Florida attorney David B. Pittman explains your right to fire your personal injury lawyer mid-case, how charging liens work, and when timing makes the switch…
Should You Use a Personal Injury Referral Service After a Fort Myers Car Accident?
A Fort Myers personal injury attorney explains how 1-800 lawyer referral hotlines really work, what the Florida Bar requires, and smarter ways to find counsel.
Strict Liability in Florida: What It Means for Your Personal Injury Case
Florida strict liability explained by attorney David B. Pittman: when it applies, how §768.81 and the 2-year statute affect your case, and what to preserve.
Understanding Sovereign Immunity in Florida: A Plain-English Guide
How to sue the government in Florida: the §768.28 framework, the $200K/$300K caps, the 180-day pre-suit notice rule, and the deadlines that quietly kill cases.
What Every Bystander Should Know About the Good Samaritan Law in Florida
Florida's Good Samaritan Act shields bystanders who help in good faith. A Bonita Springs attorney explains the rules, the limits, and what to do if…
Can You Sue the City for Falling on a Sidewalk in Naples? Your Legal Options Explained
Florida law lets you sue the City of Naples for a sidewalk fall, but the $200K cap, 2-year deadline, and notice-of-claim rule decide the case.…
Personal Injury Law Terms You Need to Know If You Are Injured In A Fort Myers Accident
A Fort Myers attorney's plain-English walkthrough of Florida personal injury terms: negligence, PIP, UM, comparative fault, statute of limitations, damages.
Is Running a Yellow Light in Southwest Florida Legal?
Florida is a permissive yellow state — but legal entry does not erase fault. A SWFL attorney on §768.81, the 2-year SOL, and how these…