Florida Products Liability Legal Questions

Possibly. Medtronic has been sued for several defective implant/pain management devices. You willneed to discuss this with a lawyer and your doctors to actually have an idea of what the issues are. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation. ... Read Answer

It will depend on the nature of the accident and the issues with the age, history  and maintenance of the car. As to the bills, this will also turn on who was at fault in the accident and the extent of insurance coverage. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation. ... Read Answer

I presume this was class action lawsuit. You can easily do an internet search of your specific car and the phrase "class action". If there was a settlement, the site will tell you what your rights are, including if you can claim financial damages and whether the manufacturer was required to make repairs, or if only by way of extended warranty as you mentioned.  You could also call your local dealership and find out if there is a service item on this.... Read Answer

There could be a liability claim against the A/C installer or manufacturer (if defect), but this will revolve around the availability of insurace coverage. They need to retain a lawyer ASAP to address this. If you have any further questions feel free to call 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.... Read Answer

It depends and were you injured? There are a lot of factors, recoveries and the story to be told that determine liability and value. Also, insurance companies will determine whether it is a person "making their own case," a mill's form letter or a detailed demand package that is the determining factor of an offer. And then is that offer suitable? Essentially, insurance carriers try to negotiate every dollar they can, because every $100 means millions in the end to the Board of Directors. And their lawyers are, respectfully, good at getting one over on novice lawyers and novice victims- you would be basically both. Even in soft tissue injuries, those tissues stretch and scar, or cause corresponding pressure on nerves in the spinal cord, leaving behind permanent problems for some. I have had clients need surgeries years later because of a bulging disk and have their entire world collapse for what seemed inconsequential at the time. Insurance companies want you to settle as soon as possible and treat as little as possible. Attorneys matter. They change their gameplan when a lawyer is involved. For that reason - and the misinformation by TV lawyers and referral services- is why people should consult lawyers who take the time like on sites like this. Because of the economy, more lawyers are jumping into personal injury and should stick to what they know. Personal injury law REQUIRED knowledge about medical science and biomechanics (the forces on a body in a wreck) far greater and more specific than you'd think. The other side has doctors and millions on their side to say nothing is wrong or fight the claim.   Give a lawyer a call.  You can learm more about us at http://www.knowthelawyer.com.  We'd be happy to discuss this with you - 800-656-6952 or help@knowthelawyer.com. ... Read Answer

I would stop raising all of these minimal issues. Without starting a 5 page debate about "I am just enforcing my rights" thesetype of issues can backfire if you get involved a legitimate legal case to paint you as an opportunistic professional plaintiff, regardless of whether its fair or not. This could damage your credibility when you may need it the most.... Read Answer

Credit cards are not courts to resolve disputes. Be careful as the reversed charge could cause the mechanic to exercise mechanics lien on your car. If you have bad service or poor repair, your remedy is to sue the mechanic for the money back or damage done. You can call our office 1-800-922-6442 for FREE consultation on this issue if you would like.... Read Answer

That’s awful – very sorry that happened to you.  Sounds like you’re getting a pretty solid run-around.  Get an appointment with a litigation attorney to discuss the matter in detail.  Take whatever proof you have of the claim and all of the correspondence you have from the company/distributor.  The company’s insurance carrier may or may not choose to pay, but given the run-around you're getting, it looks like to get any type of recovery you’re going to need legal representation.  Best of luck.... Read Answer

Wow, that’s certainly not what you want in your sandwich.  I’m assuming your question is whether you have any legal recourse?  Well, I’d say it sounds like you have the elements lining up.  Subway should not be serving lettuce with glass in it.  If your interest in seeing what legal options you may have and the details to those options, I’d suggest taking your evidence and discussing in a confidential environment.  ... Read Answer

A personal injury case requires both negligence and damages. Unless you actually ate the food, there is zero claim I can think of (outside of getting your money back). If you ate the food, the question is whether you got sick. Obviously the worse the injury the more compensation you should be entitled to. If you ate the food and did not get sick, I presume you may(?) be entitled to some nominal (very minimal) damages, but the cost and time of bringing such a claim makes no economic sense for a lawyer to handle. In addition to all this you would need to prove negligence. That may not be too hard in the case of a full size bug, but it is an element nonetheless. Please understand, there may be a lawyer looking for publicity, or having a view other than mine, who would take on a case with no significant illness. You should however file a complaint with the State Dept of Health. The link is: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/medicine/foodsurveillance/Online_Foodborne_Complaint_Form.html... Read Answer