What constitutes a trip hazard?
Any vertical change of over 1/4 inch or more at any joint or crack is defined as a ‘trip hazard’ by The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. Trip
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What is Florida slip and
768.0755 Premises liability for transitory foreign substances in a business establishment.— (1) If a person slips and falls on a transitory foreign substance in a business establishment, the injured person must prove
What is business litigation law?
Business litigation attorneys mainly advise businesses in non-criminal judicial proceeding such as problems involving contracts, disputes, liabilities, partnerships, and shareholders.
Do I have a personal
Three Basic Requirements for a Personal Injury Claim 1. The responsible party was careless (negligent). 2. The negligence caused the personal injury. 3. The injury resulted in harm (compensatory damages).
How long does a lawsuit
From the date of filing to the date of verdict, you can expect a personal injury lawsuit to last around one year or more.
How long after a deposition
A personal injury case can settle at any time. A settlement is dependent upon what you are willing to settle for and what the defendant (or their insurance company) is
How long after a demand
After an agreement has been reached between your attorney and the insurance carrier, the settlement process will take about two to six weeks but this varies from case to case.
What are the rights for
When a Father signs a birth certificate he is acknowledging that he is the biological and legal Father of the minor child. Signing the birth certificate says that the Father
What is care home negligence?
Care home abuse may take several forms, including: Verbal abuse—intimidation, humiliation, ridicule, blaming, scapegoating Sexual abuse—physical contact without your loved one's consent, showing pornographic material, forcing your loved one to
What are signs of nursing
Some signs of nursing home abuse include: Bed injuries/asphyxiation Dehydration Emotionally upset or agitated, exremely withdrawn and non-communicative Falls, fractures or head injuries Infections Instances of wandering/elopement Malnutrition Pressure ulcers