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Vero Beach Florida Car Accident Fatally Kills Woman – Lulich & Attorneys

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Vero Beach Florida Car Accident Fatally Kills Woman – Lulich & Attorneys TC Palm, part of the USA Today Network, reported on June 12, 2018, that an Indian River car crash caused a woman passenger to die. The Florida car accident forced traffic on the northbound direction of I-95 around Vero Beach to be shut down. According to the state police, the 50-year old woman passenger, who […]

Common Types of Estate Planning Trusts – Lulich & Attorneys

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Common Types of Estate Planning Trusts – Lulich & Attorneys Estate planning trusts serve many purposes. They can help minimize or avoid taxes. Trust assets generally don’t go through probate. Trusts can save time. Trusts generally are categorized as living trusts or testamentary trusts. A settlor (the person who creates the trust) creates a living trust while he/she is living. Testamentary trusts are part of […]

Everything You Need to Know about Mortgage Satisfaction – Lulich & Attorneys

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Everything You Need to Know about Mortgage Satisfaction – Lulich & Attorneys One of the joys of life is being a homeowner. Homes include single-family homes, duplexes, townhouses, and condominiums. For many, Florida is the perfect place to buy a second home – a vacation home. The vast majority of Florida home-buyers need to borrow money to purchase their home. When they finally pay for their home, […]

Liability for Left-Hand Turn Accidents in Florida – Lulich & Attorneys

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Liability for Left-Hand Turn Accidents in Florida – Lulich & Attorneys As a general rule, the presumption is that left-hand turn accidents are caused by the driver who turned left. This presumption is even part of Florida Law. Florida statute 316.151, provides that any driver who intends to turn left should approach the intersection in the farthest left-hand lane available. The far lane should be going […]

How the Giasgow Coma Scale Works? – Lulich & Attorneys

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How the Giasgow Coma Scale Works? – Lulich & Attorneys Car accidents often cause violent collisions. Drivers and passengers often bounce around the car.  They can strike the dashboard, the window, or even each other. In addition to broken bones and spinal cord damage, many car accident victims suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Neurologists and other doctors use the Glasgow coma scale to analyze […]

Why Hire a Personal Injury Attorney? – Lulich & Attorneys

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Why Hire a Personal Injury Attorney? – Lulich & Attorneys Many clients mistakenly thing they don’t need a personal injury attorney. That thought often costs clients a lot of money. Car accidents and other personal injury cases require experienced legal counsel. Good lawyers explain what you should and shouldn’t say. They understand how to negotiate with insurance adjusters. They know how to anticipate most defense […]

Differences between a Home Inspection and Property Inspection – Lulich & Attorneys

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Differences between a Home Inspection and Property Inspection – Lulich & Attorneys A home inspection is a necessary part of buying a home. The home-buyer is the person who pays for the home inspection. Lenders conduct a property inspection to determine the current condition of the home.  Defects can affect the value of the home. Defects can also indicate that the lender needs to take action to […]

How Does a Contingency Fee Benefit Me? – Lulich & Attorneys

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How Does a Contingency Fee Benefit Me? – Lulich & Attorneys It’s standard procedure in personal injury cases that your lawyer will work for you on a contingency fee basis. A contingency fee means that injured victims don’t have to pay the lawyer unless the case settles or unless there is a jury verdict in the client’s favor. This means you do not have to pay […]

Florida Vehicle Liability Insurance – Lulich & Attorneys

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Florida Vehicle Liability Insurance – Lulich & Attorneys Unlike most states, Florida does not require that car owners carry minimum liability insurance. Many states have laws that drivers should have at least $25,000 for one person’s injury or death and $50,000 for multiple injuries or deaths. All car owners should have liability insurance – even if Florida law doesn’t require it. Just one […]