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Your Ultimate Guide to Car Accident Lawsuits in Florida: Statutes of Limitations, Driver Laws, and How an Attorney Can Help You

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ORLANDO, Fla. – Car accidents can result in significant losses for those involved, but in Florida, there are laws in place to help victims recover damages. To better understand car accident lawsuits in the state, we have prepared a comprehensive guide. One crucial factor to consider is the statute of limitations for car accidents in Florida, which is two years. This means that victims have a two-year window to file a claim or risk losing their right to seek compensation. However, there are exceptions for minors, mentally incompetent individuals, and cases where injuries were discovered … Read more

Murder Suspect Seeks Defense Attorney Amidst Controversial Stabbing Case

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La Crosse, Wisconsin – The suspect in a fatal stabbing that occurred last month in La Crosse has been granted additional time to secure legal representation. Bryant Q. Smith, who has been charged with first-degree murder, appeared in court without an attorney on Thursday. Smith informed Judge Elliott Levine that he had contacted over 100 different lawyers in search of representation for the charges related to the stabbing death of Timothy “T.J.” Salis at a Stokke Tower apartment on December 5th. According to the police, it has been reported that both Smith and Salis were … Read more

Attorney Claims Fresno State’s Interaction with Employee in Lawsuit Raises Questions of Impropriety

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Fresno, California – A recent employee lawsuit against Fresno State University has stirred controversy over whether it was appropriate for the university to reach out to the plaintiff. The employee’s attorney argues that the communication was improper, while others maintain that the university was simply trying to gather information. The lawsuit, filed by former Fresno State employee Jane Doe, claims sexual harassment and discrimination by a fellow colleague. In response, Fresno State’s legal team attempted to contact Doe for a pre-lawsuit interview. However, Doe’s attorney argues that this communication was a violation of attorney-client privilege. … Read more

Beloved South Bend Attorney Retires After 40-Year Career, Plans to Travel, Write, and Continue Helping Others

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South Bend, Indiana – After a remarkable 40-year career, prominent South Bend attorney Doug Small, a member of Foley & Small, has decided to retire. Reflecting on his longstanding journey, Small expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work with wonderful colleagues and clients, adding that it was a privilege to assist a diverse range of individuals over the years. Born in Knox, Indiana, Small attended Indiana University for both his undergraduate and law degrees, ultimately passing the bar in 1983. He initially launched his legal career at Barnes & Thornburg in South Bend before co-founding … Read more