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Gross vs. Ordinary Negligence: What Sets Them Apart
A sudden layoff after discrimination, a bad wreck, or a fall at work can flip life upside down. Medical bills pile up, paychecks stop, and…
What Causes Pedestrian Accidents? Driver and Road Risks
Pedestrian crashes change lives in a heartbeat, leaving families with sudden medical bills and hard questions. If you walk in your neighborhood, to school, or…
Injured in a Construction Accident? What to Do Next
Construction work runs on tight schedules and heavy equipment, which means injuries can happen fast and change your life in a moment. You do not…
How Mediation Works in a Personal Injury Settlement
After an injury, life can feel upside down. Bills stack up, pain lingers, and the insurance back-and-forth starts to wear you down. If you want…
Common Injuries Pedestrians Suffer When Hit by a Car
One moment, you are crossing the street, the next, you are on the ground trying to figure out what hurts and what just changed in…
What Happens If You’re in an Accident While Driving Drunk?
A drunk driving crash changes lives in a heartbeat. Police, courts, insurance, and medical bills often hit at once, and the fallout lingers long after…
Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents You Should Know
A sudden crash on two wheels can change everything, fast. Medical bills pile up, paychecks stop, and the stress hits hard. At The Leach Firm,…
Types of Expert Witnesses in Personal Injury Cases Explained
Ever thought about how one well-grounded opinion can tip the scales after a crash, fall, or workplace injury? When life changes because of someone else’s…
What’s the Difference Between Comparative and Contributory Negligence?
Have you ever walked away from an accident only to learn that your own actions might cut your recovery in half or wipe it out…
What Is Comparative Negligence in Florida Personal Injury Law?
Accidents are not always the fault of just one person. Whether you are driving, walking through a store, or riding a bicycle at night, it…