Gelch & Associates Blog

There can be no doubt that personal injuries have the power to cause negative effects in the lives of their victims well into the future....

One of the most significant civil law topics is personal injury. Thousands of cases are processed every day, and their outcomes are heavily weighed by...

Did you sustain a personal injury? Tons of folks are personally injured every year. Court appearances can make these injuries even worse and can cost...

If you've been hurt due to the negligence of another individual, you may want to consider legal remedies. A lot of people don't even look...

Not being able to work because of an injury is very frustrating. When it is someone else's fault, it can be that much more frustrating...

What steps should you take when considering taking legal action for personal injury? Just the thought makes people confused and overwhelmed...

Regardless of the severity of your injury, if you have been injured due to the negligence of another, you are entitled to compensation. This is...

Though you may often hear of someone being arrested for "assault and battery," the two are quite different crimes in the state of Florida.

You might be determined immune from prosecution for standing your ground, but you can still be sued.

What happens if I take a dose of physician-prescribed medical marijuana and drive my car?

Chances are, you've heard of Florida's Stand Your Ground law. But you might still be wondering, what is it really and how does it work?

While similar, the crimes of burglary and trespass differ in both the elements that make up each crime and in the potential penalties.

To have an actionable claim against a property owner for a slip and fall involving ice or snow, a Plaintiff must show the property owner aggravated a natural condition or that the accumulation of ice or snow resulted from an unnatural condition.

Beginning July 1, 2020, Florida will join more than 20 other states that have a dedicated law for electric bicycles, or e-bikes. The new law, signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, also addresses some other much needed changes, such as legally classifying recumbent bicycles as bicycles.