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At Fasig & Brooks, we are always devising ways to serve our clients better. We know our clients want to maximize their settlements, and they also want the resolve their cases as quickly as possible. After years of seminars, consulting, and trial and error, we have developed a system for maximizing settlements and doing it […]

With the weather starting to get warmer and summer right around the corner, the number of motorcycles on Florida roads will soon see an enormous increase. Unfortunately, that also means the number of riders injured in motorcycle collisions will also be on the rise. As an experienced rider, I know all too well how motorcyclists […]

Tallahassee trucking accidents should be handled by an attorney with experience prosecuting truck accident cases. There are many details regarding trucking accidents that can have an effect on the amount of money a plaintiff receives in the case. Even when the accident is clearly the defendant trucker’s fault, it’s important for the plaintiff’s attorney to […]

Drunk driver cases are typically worth much more than other personal-injury cases. They should be handled differently than routine automobile accident cases in order to maximize the value for the client. I recommend filing a lawsuit immediately and taking the defendant drunk driver’s deposition as soon as possible. This puts the drunk driver in an […]

Currently, in Florida, child restraint regulations require that every driver of a motor vehicle must provide appropriate protection for children age 5 and younger by using a crash-tested, federally approved car seat. As of right now, for children 3 years old and younger, the child restraint must be a separate car seat carrier or a manufacturer’s integrated […]

One thing I don’t like about my job is telling people that despite their suffering, I don’t feel they have a viable malpractice claim. The absolute worst instances are when I explain to persons who have lost loved ones that due to Florida’s medical malpractice wrongful death law, they cannot recover for their losses. In […]