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State Farm v. Brewer – Car Accident Lawsuit Involves Doctor Asleep at Wheel

F.S. 768.72 allows personal injury claimants in Florida to seek punitive damages against defendants for especially egregious wrongs.  However, there are many limits on these damages. Although they are received by the plaintiff, they are not intended to compensate the plaintiff. Rather, they are intended to punish the defendant. Courts…

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Wuthrich v. King County – When Vegetation Blocks a Driver’s View

The Federal Highway Administration encourages roadway agencies to adopt roadside vegetation management programs that identify the best maintenance practices for each location. An integrated approach includes: Mowing Cutting (mechanical and hand) Use of herbicides Grazing of livestock Cultivating desirable vegetation Re-vegetation Essentially, drivers have to be able to see and navigate the…

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Cleveland v. Ward – Lost Income Proof for Self-Employed Crash Victim

Lost income and loss of employment benefits are among those factors taken into account when awarding damages to a car accident victim. In most cases, if you’re employed by someone else, you simply request a letter from your company indicating your position, rate of pay, hours typically worked, number of…

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