Hale Law Video Collections

Here are 3 tips on what to do if you're injured in a #HitAndRun accident. 🚗 💥#CarAccident #PersonaInjury #GotoHale

"Hello. My name is Patrick Hale and I’m the managing partner here at Hale Law. So a lot of people ask me, “What do you do if you’re injured in a hit-and-run accident?”

The first thing you want to do is you’re going to want to call law enforcement officers. It’s important to get the officers out to the scene as soon as possible. Take a picture of the individual who hit you. That way if they do leave, law enforcement officers or our firm can track them down.

You want to make sure that you get witnesses, names and phone numbers. This way, any extra information they have can be given to law enforcement officers.

Now the last thing you need to do is you need to call Hale Law. Please give us a call at <span data-calltrk-noswap>1-800-800-1414</span>."

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Even if a defendant has passed away, legal options exist if there was insurance at the time of an accident. A #PersonalInjuryLawyer can help you navigate these circumstances. #GoToHale #HaleLaw

"I’m Patrick Iyampillai, attorney and partner with Hale Law Accident Attorneys. Today I’m going to talk about cases where a defendant is deceased. Now it may seem like a case is totally over if a defendant in a case has deceased. But that’s not always the case.

As long as there was insurance at the time of a car accident or some sort of a premises liability, there is coverage in order to pursue a case.

What happens is when a person dies, an estate is set up which is a legal device in order to carry forward with a claim and the insurance company will actually pick up that case and either pay it or defend it in the case of a lawsuit.

If you have any questions about a case where a defendant has passed away, please give Hale Law a call day or night, <span data-calltrk-noswap>1-800-800-1414</span> or visit us on the web at HaleLaw.com."

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We love our furry friends, but dog owners have a responsibility. 🐶 Litigation Attorney Rose Kasweck explains your rights if you're bitten by a dog. #GoToHale #HaleLaw #DogBite #PersonalInjuryLaw #AccidentAttorneys

"Can I sue for personal injury if I’ve been bitten by a dog? I’m Rose Kasweck, a litigation attorney at Hale Law. You can absolutely sue for personal injury if you’ve been bitten by a dog. Usually these claims are covered by the person’s home owner’s insurance and you do not have to have any notice that the dog was dangerous. There does not have to be any prior claims, any prior warnings.

You are bitten by a dog on someone else’s property or that has escaped from someone else’s property, you may have a claim. If you or a loved one had been bitten by a dog, call Hale Law for a free consultation."

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Stay safe on two wheels! 🚴‍♂️Get outside and enjoy the cool weather, but be sure to follow these tips to stay safe while riding your bike. #BikeSafety #Cycling #GotoHale #HaleLaw #AccidentAttorneys

"Do these three things to avoid being hit while riding your bicycle.

Number one, make sure you ride with the flow of traffic. Don’t ride against it because when drivers are coming up to a road, they always look left to see where the vehicles are coming from and they’re never looking right. They’re not going to see you if you’re riding against traffic.

Make eye contact with drivers of vehicles. Don’t assume that they see you. If you can’t see the driver’s eyes in the vehicle, assume they can’t see you. That’s your safe bet.

State law says if you’re riding at night, then you have to have a headlight on the front and you have to have another light on the back. Make sure you have a light on your bike and remember, the higher the lumens, the more the drivers can see you.

If you do these three things, it’s going to keep you safe while you’re having fun riding your bike.

So if you get injured in an accident and you’re riding a bicycle, give us a call at Hale Law, <span data-calltrk-noswap>1-800-800-1414</span>."

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#MedicalProfessionals play dual roles in #PersonalInjury cases - treating clients and providing evidence.🩺 #GoToHale #HaleLaw

"I’m Patrick Iyampillai, attorney and partner with Hale Law Accident Attorneys.

Today we’re going to talk about how medical professionals play a role in personal injury cases. Medical professionals first of all treat our clients. We have anywhere from a chiropractor all the way to a spine surgeon.

The second thing that these professionals do is provide evidence in our cases. Insurance companies all day long try to say that personal injury cases have injuries that are unrelated. Our medical professionals will go ahead and rebut that testimony through their medical records and their testimony at trial.

To find out more, visit us at HaleLaw.com or for a free consultation, call us at <span data-calltrk-noswap>1-800-800-1414</span>."

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Time to testify! 👩‍⚖️ Litigation Attorney Rose Kasweck explains how #depositions work in personal injury cases. #PersonalInjuryLaw #HaleLaw #GoToHale

"I’m Rose Kasweck. I am a litigation attorney at Hale Law and today I’m going to talk to you about depositions.

Depositions are basically a question-and-answer session. Once a lawsuit is filed, both sides have the opportunity to gather information about the case and one of the ways that they do that is by bringing in witnesses to ask them questions in person.

As the plaintiff in a personal injury case, you would be one of the primary witnesses at the deposition. Your lawyer will be there with you but the lawyer from the other side gets the opportunity to place you under oath and ask you questions about anything and everything involving the case, your treatment, your injuries, how the accident happened and then your attorney will be able to ask questions to you as well and ask questions to other witnesses.

If you or a loved one has bene injured in an accident, call Hale Law today for a free consultation."

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Hurt on vacay in FL? 🏖️ You'll need a Florida-barred attorney to represent you. The good news is we can #FightLikeHale for you while you treat in your hometown! #Florida #Vacation #GotoHale #HaleLaw #AccidentAttorneys

"What happens if you’re injured here in the State of Florida but you live out of state? So if you’re injured in the State of Florida, you need a licensed and barred attorney here. You can’t get one of your friends, cousins or uncles who’s licensed in another state. It has to be a Florida barred attorney.

Another thing to remember. You can go back home and treat at doctors in your hometown. We can make sure that we get those records and bills and use them for your case here in the State of Florida. Obviously we prefer that you come into the office. But if you can’t, we can do things virtually and we do it virtually all the time.

So when you come on vacation, if someone injures you, make sure you give us a call because we can help you at <span data-calltrk-noswap>1-800-800-1414</span>."

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The only thing worse than getting injured in an accident is your child getting injured in an accident. Patrick Iyampillai explains what to do if your child is ever hurt in an accident. #ChildInjury #PersonalInjuryLaw #HaleLaw #GotoHale

"Hi. I’m Patrick Iyampillai, attorney and partner with Hale Law Accident Attorneys. Today we’re going to talk about what if your child is injured in an accident. The first thing you’re going to want to do is get your child medical attention.

In Florida, you have personal injury protection benefits that will cover your child first and foremost.

Second of all, if you need to bring a personal injury claim, you’re going to want to know that as a parent or guardian, you in fact bring the claim on behalf of the child because the child is under 18. They cannot legally bring the claim themselves.

You’re going to want to talk to a personal injury attorney about these types of claims because there are certain Florida laws that require you to set up an annuity if the child’s settlement is over $15,000. You can contact Hale Law anytime day or night for a free consultation. You can also visit us online at HaleLaw.com. "

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Do I still have a case? 🤔 Rose tackles the question - can I bring a personal injury case if I was a small percentage at fault in the accident? The answer is often yes! Here's why. #GoToHale #HaleLaw #PersonalInjuryLaw #CarAccident

"I’m Rose Kasweck, a litigation attorney at Hale Law. One of the questions that I often get is, “Can I still bring a personal injury case if I was partially at fault in the accident?”

The short answer to that question is usually yes. There are recent changes to the law that made it so that if you are more than 50 percent responsible, you receive nothing in the lawsuit.

But there are many cases where someone is partially at fault, a small percentage at fault or there are multiple parties that all share liability and in those cases, we can help you navigate that and figure out how to prove what percentage fault every other party was that you can still recover from your damages.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident, call Hale Law today for a free consultation."

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