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LITHIUM-ION BATTERY INJURY ATTORNEYS

By Fighting For Families |

There is an awakening in the United States that Lithium-Ion batteries cause fires and they can also explode. Lithium-Ion batteries (“LIBs”) are showing up in everything from cell phones to computer tablets, laptops, power-tools. electric vehicles, and home-energy storage banks attached to solar arrays. The benefit is that the Lithium-Ion batteries last longer and… Read More »

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DO I HAVE TO GIVE THE INSURANCE COMPANY A RECORDED STATEMENT?

By Fighting For Families |

The insurance company wants me to give a recorded statement after the auto accident, do I have to do that? No, not right away. First, in Florida you do not have to give the insurance company for the other driver a recorded statement. But they do try to reach you and convince you that… Read More »

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FIGHTING FOR FAMILIES LAW FIRM IS OPEN ON WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS

By Fighting For Families |

At www.FightingForFamilies.com we are open on weekends and holidays. When we first opened www.FightingForFamilies.com (the law offices of Frank D. Butler P.A.) we decided that we would be all about fighting for people who had been wronged, hurt, or needed someone to fight for them. While many attorneys go work for insurance companies and… Read More »

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LITHIUM BATTERY INJURY ATTORNEYS

By Fighting For Families |

Lithium-ion batteries are becoming more prevalent in every corner of the United States, and this is because they are longer lasting than alkaline-based batteries. What is far less commonly known is that Lithium-ion batteries (a/k/a “LIBs”) can be very dangerous—more so than most people would believe. At the end of February 2024 a journalist… Read More »

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A BIG LAW FIRM WON’T RETURN MY CALL, CAN I FIRE THEM?

By Fighting For Families |

In the State of Florida the Florida Bar states that the client has the choice of which attorney will represent them. If a big TV advertising law firm will not return your call you do not have to stay with that law firm. That’s the law in the State of Florida. If you can… Read More »

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THE LAW FIRM OF FRANK D. BUTLER, PA IS OPEN ON WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS 24 HOURS

By Fighting For Families |

It is important to get started on your personal injury case immediately after it happens. This is because notification letters need to be sent to the at-fault parties to force them to preserve evidence. Video of an incident can be taped over or deleted if a notification letter is not immediately sent to the… Read More »

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HOW DOES A PERSONAL INJURY CASE WORK IN FLORIDA ON AN ATTORNEY CONTINGENCY FEE?

By Fighting For Families |

Many people ask us attorneys at www.FightingForFamilies.com this question about how contingency cases work, and they are comforted to know that we only get paid at the end of the case when we recover for the client. There are no upfront charges, there are no out-of-pocket charges to the client. We get paid after… Read More »

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IF I FIRE MY PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

By Fighting For Families |

First the Florida Bar holds that as the client you have the right to choose any attorney you want. What that means is if you are not happy with your present attorney—whether it is because nothing is happening on your case, or you never get a call back, or it seems like the receptionist… Read More »

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Pedestrian Versus Auto Deaths. They are Rising in Florida

By Fighting For Families |

The rate of pedestrian deaths by automobiles is rising in Tampa Bay and across the country. The New York Times studied the issue and found that if the U.S. had made the same progress as other wealthy countries 25,000 pedestrian deaths would be saved in the last two decades. The Rise in U.S. Traffic… Read More »

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Preventing Childhood Drownings In Florida

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The state of Florida, renowned for its 825 miles of beaches, 7,500+ lakes, ponds, and reservoirs, 12,000 miles of rivers and streams, and an estimated 2 million swimming pools, is tragically also a hot spot for drowning accidents. These are particularly prevalent among children, making drowning the leading cause of accidental death in the… Read More »

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