Blog Posts in 2022

• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 27-Jun-2022

  Beware of These 5 Injury-Prone Summer Activities

  Summer is a time to enjoy all kinds of fun activities. Although many of these can be enjoyed all year long in Florida, the longer days mean that more and more people will be out and about. This can raise the risk of something going wrong and causing ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 5-May-2022

  The Most Common Boating Accident Injuries

  With summer just around the corner, plenty of people are gearing up for fun on the water. Recreational boating is an activity beloved by many this time of year. In an instant, however, a seemingly perfect summer day can abruptly end in tragedy. If ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 1-Apr-2022

  What If a Third Party is Liable for a Workplace Injury in FL?

  If an employee is injured while performing his/her official job duties in Florida, he/she is eligible for workers’ compensation benefits to cover certain losses, such as a portion of the worker’s lost wages, medical expenses, and even ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 2-Mar-2022

  Can You Sue Your Employer After a Workplace Injury in FL?

  If you suffer a workplace injury in Florida, you are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits – no matter who is at fault for causing the underlying accident and your injuries. The tradeoff with the no-fault system is that an injured ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 11-Feb-2022

  The Difference Between Careless Driving & Reckless Driving in FL

  All licensed drivers in Florida have a duty to obey all traffic signs and operate their vehicles in a reasonably safe manner every time they are on the roads or highways. Not only can breaching this duty result in a car accident, but it can also lead ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 4-Jan-2022

  How Can a Passenger Be Held Liable for a Crash in FL?

  When insurance companies determine fault for a car accident, the focus is primarily on the drivers involved. Common reasons include texting while driving, speeding, drunk driving, or otherwise committing a traffic violation. But what if a passenger ...

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