Yes. You have the right to change attorneys if you're not satisfied with your current representation. Switching generally does not cost you more out of pocket, because the total attorney's fee is typically divided between the old and new firms based on the work each performed. To make the change, notify your current attorney in writing, request your case file, and contact The Ruth Law Team to...
read more? Seek medical attention right away — both for your health and to document your injuries — and be sure to do so within 14 days to protect any PIP benefits. Report the incident and gather evidence such as photos, witness information, and any incident reports. Avoid giving recorded statements to insurance companies before speaking with an attorney. Then contact The Ruth Law Team for a free...
read more? We handle a wide range of cases, including
auto accidents (car,
truck,
motorcycle,
pedestrian, bicycle, and more),
nursing home abuse and neglect, premises liability such as
slip and fall,
medical malpractice, unsafe medications, defective medical devices, and dangerous products. If another person or party caused your injury, we can help you pursue compensation. ...
read more? Yes. Florida follows a modified comparative negligence rule, which means you can recover compensation as long as you are found to be 50% or less at fault for your injury. Your award is reduced by your percentage of responsibility. Insurance companies often try to shift blame onto victims to reduce what they pay, so having an attorney to push back and protect your recovery is important.
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read more? Case value depends on the severity of your injuries, your total medical expenses, lost wages, whether your injuries are permanent, and the strength of the liability evidence. The Ruth Law Team has recovered results ranging from hundreds of thousands to multiple millions of dollars, including a $2.9 million settlement for a severe car accident victim and a $2 million settlement for a client with...
read more? You are not legally required to hire an attorney, but insurance companies fight hard to minimize or deny claims, and Florida's no-fault system and comparative negligence rules create pitfalls for unrepresented victims. An experienced personal injury lawyer levels the playing field, protects you from being unfairly blamed, keeps your claim compliant with deadlines, and lets you focus on recovery....
read more? For most personal injury accidents occurring on or after March 24, 2023, Florida's statute of limitations is two years from the date of the injury. For older accidents, the prior four-year deadline may apply. Certain exceptions — such as delayed discovery of an injury, fraud or concealment, or claims involving minors — can affect the deadline. Because missing it can permanently bar your...
read more? The Ruth Law Team works on a contingency-fee basis, which means you pay nothing up front and owe no attorney's fees unless we win your case. We retain an agreed-upon percentage of any settlement or verdict we recover for you, and we advance all the costs of investigating and litigating your claim. There's no financial risk in having us evaluate your case, and the consultation is always free.
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read more? There is no single test for qualification, but families may want to explore a potential claim if: a child or young adult used social media heavily during their teen or adolescent years; they were diagnosed with body dysmorphic disorder, depression, an eating disorder, anxiety, or a related condition; and their medical records or treatment history document mental health struggles. Consulting with...
read more? Yes. Treatment may include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Medication such as SSRIs Mental health counseling Reducing harmful social media exposure Support groups and family support Early intervention can be extremely important.
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read more? Yes. Although body image discussions often focus on girls, boys can also develop body dysmorphia. Some males experience “muscle dysmorphia,” involving obsessive focus on muscle size or body composition.
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read more? Parents may notice: Obsessive selfie-taking or photo editing Extreme appearance insecurity Isolation or withdrawal Anxiety after using social media Excessive mirror checking Refusing photos or social situations Emotional distress tied to appearance
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read more? The major lawsuits currently involve the following platforms: Instagram Facebook TikTok Snapchat YouTube Many claims focus specifically on image-heavy and algorithm-driven platforms.
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