Monthly Archives: July 2020
Hale Law ANNOUNCEMENT
Hale Law, a Florida plaintiff personal injury law firm, is proud to announce that Partner, Patrick Iyampillai, has been named the 2020-2021 Chairman of the Sarasota County Bar Association (SCBA) Young Lawyers Division (YLD) COVID-19, Technology, and Membership Committee. This Committee is dedicated to bringing COVID-19 related legal and technology updates to the membership… Read More »
What Are the Differences Between Physical and Mental Distractions When Driving?
Distracted driving is often talked about. People are quick to bring up how drivers take their eyes off the wheel to look at a cellphone or other device. While it is true that electronic devices do distract drivers, they are not the only things that take our minds off the important task of driving… Read More »
What to Expect When Filing a Slip and Fall Case
When a slip and fall or a trip and fall happens, hopefully nobody is injured. But there are times when a fall leads to injury, hospital stays, and hefty medical bills. A lawsuit to recover damages may be possible if the event happened due to another’s negligence, such as by a property owner or… Read More »
Hale Law LEGAL INTERN PROFILE
Tyler Yackel is a legal intern with Hale Law Tyler was born in Staten Island, New York and raised in Sarasota, Florida. Tyler graduated from the University of Central Florida (UCF) earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Legal Studies. While at UCF, Tyler’s Legal Studies degree heavily prepared him for law school, as… Read More »
Dangers of Understaffed Nursing Homes
When loved ones live in long-term care facilities, their friends and family members are relying on facility staff members to give them the attention and care they need. However, residents are not always treated with dignity; there are times when abuse happens. One of the dangers that leads to abuse in nursing homes is… Read More »
Should I Ride My Motorcycle During Florida’s Hurricane Season?
Living in a warm climate allows motorcyclists to enjoy their bikes year-round, but the more time spent on a motorcycle, the more likely it is possible a crash can occur. Plus, inclement weather can exacerbate risks. For five months of the year, from June through November, Florida is in hurricane season. The height of… Read More »
Steps to Litigating a Personal Injury Case In Florida
Litigation is a term that refers to a case moving through the court process, starting with filing a personal injury claim and ending with a court decision. Sometimes, the litigation process is not necessary. There are times when a dispute can be resolved faster and at a lower cost through mediation or another form… Read More »