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Preventable Hospital Infections: When Medical Care Causes Harm
When you go to the hospital, you expect to be in good hands. Most of the time, you are. But sometimes, people end up with infections they didn’t have when they walked in the door. These are called hospital-acquired infections, often shortened to HAIs, and while some are unavoidable, many result from the lack… Read More »
Top Gunn: Lessons From 40 Years in the Courtroom | Lee Gunn IV
Forty years in the courtroom gives you plenty of stories to tell—and, hopefully, a few lessons worth sharing. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with PodNumbra for a wide-ranging conversation about my career, the practice of law, and some of the people and experiences that have shaped me along the way. We… Read More »
When Insurers Misrepresent Policy Terms in Florida: What You Need To Know
Insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind. However, problems arise when you’re promised coverage the policy does not provide, important details are left out, or your claim is denied based on information you were never given. If you believe your insurance policy was not explained honestly or your insurer misrepresented your coverage, an… Read More »
How To Request and Use Your Medical Records After Suspected Medical Malpractice in Florida
If you think a Florida healthcare provider made a serious medical mistake, your medical records are going to be crucial. These records document your symptoms, diagnoses, treatments, medications, test results, and all the choices your medical team made along the way. Knowing how to request and organize your medical records can help you prepare… Read More »
What Happens if Your Insurer Doesn’t Properly Investigate Your Claim in Florida?
When you file a claim with your insurance company in Florida, you trust them to review the facts, investigate, and make a fair decision based on your policy. Sometimes, though, that doesn’t happen. People encounter delayed investigations, quick dismissals, or claims rejected without anyone really investigating. If your insurer fails to conduct a real… Read More »
How Much Can You Sue a Doctor for in Florida?
If you or a loved one has been harmed by a preventable medical mistake, it’s natural to wonder about potential compensation. You may be asking, “How much can I sue a doctor for?” Unfortunately, there’s no simple formula or standard payout for medical malpractice cases in Florida. The truth is, every claim is unique…. Read More »
Loss of Earning Capacity: How Catastrophic Injuries Affect Your Finances
A catastrophic injury can turn your world upside down, especially when it comes to your career and your paycheck. If you’re dealing with a life-altering injury in Florida, the bills don’t stop once you’ve left the hospital. One area that often gets overlooked and misunderstood is loss of earning capacity. You need to understand… Read More »
When Repeated Document Requests Become Insurance Bad Faith in Florida
Filing an insurance claim in Florida can feel a bit overwhelming. These claims usually involve lots of paperwork and back and forth. Insurance companies usually require repair estimates, photos, receipts, medical records, or proof that you actually own whatever was damaged. These requests are understandable since documentation helps insurance companies verify your claim. However,… Read More »
What Is the Standard of Care in Florida Medical Malpractice Cases? A 2026 Guide
When things go wrong after seeing a doctor, the concept of the ‘standard of care’ comes into play. In Florida, this legal standard helps determine whether a healthcare provider acted reasonably or if their actions crossed into negligence. Understanding how this works can significantly impact your decision if you’re contemplating a medical malpractice claim…. Read More »
Orthopedic Surgery Malpractice in Florida
Orthopedic surgery treats injuries and conditions affecting bones, joints, ligaments, and muscles, and sometimes it’s the only way to get back on your feet. Whether it’s fixing a torn ligament or replacing a hip or knee, these procedures are no walk in the park. They require skill and accuracy. Most surgeries go well, but… Read More »