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Plaintiff, a woman in her 60s, drove a van for a medical company. The van was recalled approximately seven months before the Plaintiff’s accident. However, the van owner never bothered to have the van serviced or honor the recall warnings. The manufacturer’s recall was to correct a potential situation where the van could unexpectedly shift…

Jeff Davis Law recently concluded an injury claim involving a motor vehicle accident where our client sustained a complicated wrist injury due to a car crash.             The bones of the wrist are extremely small compared to the rest of the bones in our body. There are 8 bones in the wrist frequently known as…

Jeffrey R. Davis, P.A. recently concluded a negligent security claim against an apartment complex management company and security company following the shooting of a guest in the parking lot. The Plaintiff, a young man in his early 20s was sitting in his car visiting his girlfriend, who resided at the apartment complex. The Plaintiff was…

Put Something Back. Having a license to practice law is a privilege. As part of a lawyer’s responsibilities and professional duties, we owe it to the general public to provide free legal assistance and services to the courts, the educational system and the public. In recognition of this obligation, Jeff Davis provides pro bono service…

On March 24, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 837 (HB 837) into law, which will affect tortlaw and change the way this type of civil litigation is handled. This bill will change how personal injuryand property damage law firms, insurance companies and insureds handle future claims. These changeswill only affect claims and lawsuits…

HB 837 was indeed historic – it was a historic rights-grabbing bill by which the rich and powerful (see, global insurance industry and corporate elites) used the government to strip away our rights as Florida citizens and small business owners. In the course of just 37 days, the government ripped away rights that we, as…

Personal Injury: 50 Mistakes Insurance Companies Want You to Make Via Email eventmaterials@nbi-sems.com Legal Ethics Pitfalls to Avoid 4:00 – 5:00, Jeffrey R. Davis Competence – Getting in Over Your Head According to the rules regulating the Florida Bar state, a lawyer should not enter a lawyer-client relationship when the lawyer cannot provide competent and…

The Sun-Sentinel Op Ed Link to article. For years, Florida has protected the purse, not the people. Luckily, the Legislature gets a chance to fix that this session by amending the state’s sovereign immunity law. Lawmakers had a chance to do so in the last legislative session, too, and didn’t. But at least the bill…

Spoliation of evidence means you “spoiled “the evidence in a case. Evidence can be an object, product, condition, documents, materials, electronic records -basically anything needed to prove the facts of a case. Spoiling can mean destroying it, throwing it away, losing it, failing to keep it secure or safe, allowing others to tamper with it…

As an injury lawyer I receive thousands of calls every year from people involved in motor vehicle accidents. When I ask them about their own automobile insurance I usually get the same two responses: 1. Why are you asking me about my insurance, I did not cause the accident? and, 2. Don’t worry, I have…