Blog Category - Blame The Victim

Oct

Modified Comparative Negligence: How Florida’s Legislation Impacts Injury Claims

Florida's modified comparative negligence law dramatically changes how courts handle personal injury claims in 2025. The new system bars anyone more than 50% at fault from recovering compensation. This is a major change from the earlier pure comparative model. Join us in un...

Oct

Seatbelt Defense in Florida Personal Injury Claims

Florida personal injury cases often involve discussions about comparative negligence, especially concerning the seatbelt defense. This concept can significantly impact the outcome of a motor vehicle accident or any other injury case. Comparative negligence refers to the role the...

Oct

Alcohol or Drug Defense in Florida Personal Injury Claims

You’re enjoying a night out with friends and family at a bar. Over the course of the evening, you have a few drinks but don’t feel intoxicated. As the night winds down, you head to your car in the bar’s parking lot. While walking, you trip over a large pothole you didn’t notice...

Oct

Admitting Liability: What Are The Consequences For My Personal Injury Claim?

When involved in a personal injury claim, one crucial aspect is admitting liability. If a drunk and/or distracted driver hits you, they may readily admit fault. What are the implications of their admission for your claim? If you are a victim of a drunk driving accident, you may d...

Oct

How does a “Blame the Victim” Defense appeal to a Jury?

If you are injured in an accident, no matter whether it is a motor vehicle accident, a pedestrian accident, a slip and fall, or any other personal injury scenario in Florida, one of the things you can inevitably count on is that the other side will blame you for the occurrence of...