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Whiplash Injuries: A Serious Consequence of Rear-End Collisions in Florida

By Smith, Ball, Báez & Prather |

Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents on Florida’s busy roadways, often resulting in a range of injuries for those involved. One of the most prevalent injuries arising from these crashes is whiplash, a soft tissue injury that affects the neck and spine. Although sometimes dismissed as minor, whiplash can… Read More »

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Psychological Trauma and Emotional Distress After a Catastrophic Injury

By Smith, Ball, Báez & Prather |

In Florida, personal injury law under Florida Statute Section 627.737 allows victims of catastrophic injuries to pursue noneconomic damages to ensure they are fully compensated for the mental and emotional scars that result from a catastrophic injury. Non-economic damages cover the intangible losses a victim experiences, such as pain and suffering, emotional trauma, and… Read More »

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Calculating Pain and Suffering in Auto Accident Claims

By Smith, Ball, Báez & Prather |

In Florida, if you sustain a permanent injury, accident victims are entitled to compensation for non-economic damages, commonly referred to as “pain and suffering.” However, pain and suffering is subjective and not as straightforward to calculate as economic damages. If you or a loved one have been injured in an auto accident, consult with… Read More »

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Recovering Lost Wages After an Auto Accident in Florida

By Smith, Ball, Báez & Prather |

For many people injured in car accidents, recovering lost wages is critical to the overall compensation they seek in a personal injury claim. Florida law allows accident victims to recover lost wages as part of their damages. Still, the process can be complex, and proving lost income involves a careful gathering of evidence and… Read More »

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How Pre-Existing Conditions Impact Auto Accident Injury Claims in Florida

By Smith, Ball, Báez & Prather |

For injured parties in Florida, pre-existing conditions often complicate the process of pursuing fair compensation. Insurance companies may attempt to downplay or deny claims by attributing the injuries solely to the pre-existing condition rather than the accident itself. However, under Florida law, individuals are entitled to recover compensation for the aggravation or worsening of… Read More »

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