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Black Personal Injury Lawyers Atlanta | Humphrey & Ballard Law » Atlanta's best African-American led personal injury attorneys for car accidents, truck crashes, falls, bike wrecks, DUI trauma, dog bites & more. Free Consultations! Hbinjurylawyers.com

Can I Still Sue an Insurance Company for a Car Accident After HB 837? » You can still sue an insurance company for a car accident if Florida HB 837 passes. Yet, without a lawyer, doing so won’t be easy. Anidjarlevine.com

HB 837 Florida Tort Reform: Effect on Personal Injury Cases - New Smyrna Beach, FL - Chanfrau & Chanfrau » Wondering what Florida House Bill 837 is and how it could affect your injury or accident claim? Our law firm explains HB 837 and what it could mean for clients in 2024. Chanfraulaw.com

What Florida HB 837 Means for Personal Injury Lawyers - OptimizeMyFirm.com » On March 24, 2023, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed off on FL HB 837 which is aimed at decreasing frivolous lawsuits and preventing the alleged predatory practices of trial lawyers who make the hard-working residents of the Sunshine State their purported victims. Optimizemyfirm.com

Understanding the Florida’s New Tort Reform Laws (HB 837) » Discover how HB 837 reshapes personal injury claims in Florida. Learn about changes in comparative negligence, statute of limitations & medical damages. Megajustice.com

Recent Changes to Florida Personal Injury Law, House Bill (HB) 837 » Did you or a loved one suffer a personal injury in Florida? Recent changes to Florida personal injury law may affect your compensation claim. Let us guide you. Gralllawgroup.com

Attorney Fees and Costs in Florida: What Changed in 2023 » Hunter Law takes a closer look at what changed in terms of attorney fees and costs in Florida as a result of House Bill 837 signed into law in March 2023. Hunterlawgroup.com

Florida HB 837 Reduces Statute of Limitations for Most Personal Injury Claims » On March 24, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 837 into law. As a result, accident victims in Florida now have less time to assert their legal rights. Learn more. Spiveylaw.com