You finally finished your deposition. After weeks or months of medical treatment, paperwork, and stressful preparation, you may think the hardest part is over. But, how long after a deposition will they settle? Waiting for answers can feel frustrating—especially when medical bills continue piling up, and the insurance company still refuses to give you a straight answer. In many...
read moreAre you wondering how long you have to sue someone in Florida? Certain circumstances, known as Florida statute of limitations exceptions, may allow you to file a lawsuit even after the usual deadline has passed. Time limits, called statutes of limitations, apply to different types of lawsuits. These deadlines are important because if you wait too long to file...
read moreMost Florida medical malpractice settlements are paid in one of two ways: a lump-sum payment (a single payout after documents are signed and deductions are made) or a structured settlement (scheduled payments over time, often used for long-term care needs). Before you receive your share, liens, attorney fees, and case costs are paid from the settlement. Most clients receive...
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