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Read MoreArrestaron a tu hijo. Qué pasa en las primeras 24 horas, qué derechos tiene realmente y el error que casi todos los padres cometen.
Read MoreEl Día del Trabajo es de los fines de semana más peligrosos en Florida. Cómo mantenerte seguro y los cinco pasos tras un accidente, incluido el plazo de 14 días del PIP.
Read MoreUn ajustador llamará días después de tu accidente en Florida. Exactamente qué decir, qué evitar y por qué tu propia aseguradora es distinta de la del otro conductor.
Read MoreIn Florida, a wrongful death recovery is divided among survivors through probate — and it can become contested. Who receives what, how apportionment works, and why one firm matters.
Read MoreYour child says someone at daycare hurt them. The daycare says they’re lying. Here’s exactly what to do — believe, document, report to DCF, and protect your child.
Read More¿Lesionado como pasajero cuando un amigo o familiar causó el accidente? Puedes recuperar — y normalmente no es lo que tu amigo teme. Así funcionan los reclamos de pasajeros en Florida.
Read MorePlata Schott Law celebra doce años sirviendo a Jacksonville y el noreste de Florida. Millones recuperados para clientes lesionados. Consulta gratis.
Read MoreWas your child hurt in foster or group care in Florida? The responsible agencies won’t tell you a claim exists. How these cases work — and how to protect the recovery from the very people who failed the child.
Read MoreLanguage shouldn’t determine the outcome of your case. Your rights to an interpreter, what to do with an insurer, and why we represent clients directly in Spanish.
Read MoreMany parents assume a child’s deadline waits until 18. In Florida, it usually doesn’t. Here’s the two-year rule and the narrow exceptions.
Read MoreUn niño de 14 años en bicicleta eléctrica fue atropellado en un paso peatonal marcado. Recuperamos el límite total de la póliza: $750,000 (bruto, antes de honorarios y gastos). Quién es responsable, por qué las lesiones de placa de crecimiento cambian el caso y qué hacer primero. Los resultados anteriores no garantizan un resultado similar.
Read MoreA 14-year-old on an e-bike was hit in a marked crosswalk. We recovered the full $750,000 policy limits (gross, before fees and costs). Here’s who is liable when a child is hit, why growth-plate injuries change the case, and what parents should do first. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Read MoreYour lawyer referred your case elsewhere. Does that mean you got passed off — and does it cost you more? No, and no. How referral fees work in Florida and the four questions to ask.
Read MoreSubrogation means whoever paid your medical bills gets reimbursed from your settlement — ahead of you. How it differs from liens and balances, who can assert it in Florida, and what to ask your lawyer.
Read MoreHurt as a passenger when a friend or family member caused the crash? You can still recover — and it usually isn’t what your friend fears. How passenger claims work in Florida.
Read MoreInsurers argue that minimal car damage means minimal injury. That’s often wrong. Why low-impact crashes cause real harm, what actually builds these cases, and what to do if you’ve been told you don’t have one.
Read MoreFor the third time, Plata Schott Law has been named to the UF Alumni Association’s Gator100.
Read MoreBelkis Plata has been commissioned as a judge advocate in the U.S. Air Force Reserve.
Read MoreThe Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association honored Belkis Plata with its Breaking Barriers award.
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