Corporate Defendants May Have to Say They’re Sorry When They Settle
Mark Roman | November 13, 2013 | Personal Injury
Settling a lawsuit for money damages seems pretty simple. A party who suffers a loss agrees to accept a certain amount of money, the defendant agrees to pay it, and the case is over. But alas, things are never so simple in lawsuit world. In lawsuit world, even agreements to settle cases are usually written… read more
Insurance Companies Are Bringing Big Brother to Personal Injury Cases
Mark Roman | October 4, 2013 | Personal Injury
Personal injury cases almost always involve questions about how badly people are injured, and the cause of their injuries. One of the key types of evidence used to prove or disprove injuries are medical records. While medical records are usually private, people have to give up their medical privacy when they make an injury claim…. read more
The Cram Down: When The Money Available Isn’t Enough
Mark Roman | April 30, 2012 | Personal Injury
Many people have an image of personal injury lawyers fighting for verdicts before juries in court. Undoubtedly, that is a critical part of what we do. But there is another less glamorous but equally important role we can play: helping with the inadequate settlement. It’s no secret that many people driving in Florida have inadequate… read more