Farah & Farah's Legal Live: Recent Episodes
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Established in 1979, Farah and Farah is a Personal Injury Law Firm with offices all throughout Florida and Georgia that has grown to employ over 100 attorneys with over 300 support staff employees. Farah and Farah was created by attorney, Eddie Farah, in 1979 with his brother, Chuck Farah, later joining the firm in 1990. Since it's establishment, Farah and Farah has helped thousands of people seek justice from large insurance corporations and has also given away hundreds of thousands of dollars to local community non-profits. Farah and Farah's motto is "Here for you. Here for good." and lives that out by keeping their client's needs at the center of everything they do.Listen to Legal Live to learn more about trending legal topics, what's going on in your local community and tips for what to do if you think you need a lawyer.
When can a property owner be held responsible for injuries to trespassers, and can someone eventually claim ownership of property they've been using?
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss property owner liability, trespassing, attractive nuisances, and property rights in Florida.
They discuss:
- Florida's attractive nuisance doctrine and when property owners may be responsible for injuries to trespassing children, including hazards such as swimming pools and other conditions that may attract children onto a property.
- Property owner responsibilities involving retention ponds, trees, swings, and other conditions on private property, as well as liability when allowing people to use property for recreational purposes without charging a fee.
- Adverse possession and when someone who continuously occupies or uses another person's property may attempt to claim ownership.
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- A utility company's attempt to estimate and charge for previous water usage after discovering a faulty meter sensor.
- Whether a homeowner without homeowners insurance can be held responsible if someone is injured on their property or nearby sidewalk.
- Squatters, adverse possession, and whether someone can claim ownership of only the portion of property they occupy.
- Evicting someone who was originally allowed to live in a home, when the situation becomes a civil matter rather than criminal trespassing, and when a court order may be necessary before law enforcement can intervene.
If you've been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
Can you be held liable if someone is injured on your property, and do liability waivers really protect you from lawsuits?
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida premises liability attorney Ross Evans to discuss property owner responsibilities, liability waivers, and what both businesses and individuals should know about protecting themselves from legal claims.
They discuss:
- The basics of premises liability, common misconceptions, and why property owners in Florida are not automatically responsible for every injury that occurs on their property.
- Property owners' duties to invitees, licensees, and trespassers, including when warnings may be insufficient, how dangerous conditions can create liability, and why setting traps for trespassers can lead to legal consequences.
- Liability waivers for businesses, sporting events, haunted houses, and other activities, including what makes a waiver enforceable, why AI-generated waivers may fall short, and the importance of including appropriate medical and event-specific provisions.
- What to do after an injury on someone else's property, including documenting the scene, preserving evidence, and gathering information that may be important if a claim is filed.
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- Whether homeowners can be held liable for injuries to burglars or trespassers, including situations involving traps or security measures.
- The legal use of force when detaining a suspected burglar until law enforcement arrives.
- Liability concerns for property owners operating a gun range and whether warning signs provide adequate legal protection.
If you've been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
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Can you be held liable if someone is injured while trespassing on your property and what legal protections do Good Samaritans have when helping someone in an emergency? In this episode of Legal Live, Scott is joined by Florida personal injury attorney Eddie Farah to discuss Florida trespass laws, Good Samaritan protections, and liability issues affecting property owners and everyday citizens.
They discuss:
- Florida's trespass laws, including when property owners may be liable for injuries sustained by trespassers and the legal protections that may apply when an individual is impaired
- Florida's Good Samaritan law and the civil liability protections available to people who provide emergency assistance in good faith
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- Potential liability after attempting to help someone during a medical emergency
- Ways landlords can reduce liability when renting out a townhouse, including the benefits of forming an LLC
- A dispute involving unexpected costs and treatment changes during a dental implant procedure
- HOA age restrictions and whether an inherited home can be occupied by someone who does not meet a community's age requirements
If you've been injured and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
What are property owners legally responsible for when a trespasser is injured and what do Florida's e-bike laws mean for your insurance coverage? In this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah to discuss evolving legal issues involving property rights, e-bikes, consumer protection, and privacy.
They discuss:
- Property owners' responsibilities toward trespassers, including when hidden dangers or foreseeable trespassing may create legal liability
- Homeowners insurance coverage for e-bikes, common policy exclusions, and the differences between Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 e-bikes under Florida law
- A successful Florida Lemon Law case and what consumers should know about their rights when purchasing a defective vehicle
- License plate reader cameras, the collection and sale of vehicle location data, and the privacy concerns surrounding automated license plate recognition technology
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- How e-bike laws are enforced and whether speed cameras or other methods are used to monitor violations
- Trespassing, property line disputes, and zoning issues involving a neighbor renting out space on property zoned for single-family use
If you've been injured and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
How is artificial intelligence changing the legal and medical fields — and who is liable when AI contributes to a medical error or wrongful death? In this episode of Legal Live, Brian is joined by personal injury attorney Ross Evans and medical malpractice attorney Kevin Moore to discuss the growing role of AI in law and medicine, the challenges it presents, and how courts and regulators are responding.
They discuss:
- The rise of AI-generated legal websites and documents, proposed regulations governing AI use in the legal profession, and court efforts to require disclosure when AI is used
- How AI is being integrated into healthcare — including medical imaging and CT scan analysis — and the complex liability questions that arise when AI contributes to a medical error or patient harm
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- Housing assistance for individuals released on parole in New York
- Beneficiaries, referral fees, and attorney fee arrangements in a long-running wrongful death lawsuit
- The appellate process in a construction dispute involving unpaid work
If you've been injured and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
Can Medicare deny treatment you need, when does workers' compensation apply, and what can you do when an insurance company refuses to pay a claim? In this episode of Legal Live, Scott is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah to discuss insurance denials, Medicare appeals, workers' compensation coverage, and other legal issues impacting consumers.
They discuss:
- Rising denial rates for homeowners' insurance claims and what policyholders can do when coverage is disputed
- Medicare treatment denials and why appealing those decisions can make a significant difference in your care
- Religious discrimination and employee workplace rights
- When workers' compensation coverage applies to work-related travel
- Medical device concerns involving improperly cleaned endoscopes and the potential liability for resulting infections or injuries
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- Pet ownership disputes and Florida abandonment laws
- Alleged real estate fraud involving a deceptive property transfer
If you've been injured and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
Can your insurance company deny a storm damage claim and what rights do you have when coverage is disputed? In this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah to discuss storm season insurance issues, homeowners insurance claims, and what policyholders should know when dealing with insurance companies.
They discuss:
- Storm season insurance concerns, including rising premiums, higher deductibles, and the changes homeowners are making just to maintain coverage
- Real-life examples of denied insurance claims and the challenges homeowners face when seeking compensation for property damage
- The difference between standard deductibles and separate wind and hail deductibles that often apply during severe weather events
- Why some homeowners risk being dropped by their insurance company after filing a claim
- Steps policyholders can take after a claim denial — including requesting denial letters, policy documents, and the specific provisions being used to deny coverage
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- How mortgage lenders become involved in homeowners' insurance claims and why banks are often listed as payees on insurance settlement checks
- Whether banks can require insurance companies to pay disputed claims
- Insurance coverage issues involving damage to a sailboat after a collision and the importance of timely reporting requirements
- Lease disputes involving apartment complexes and charges that may not be authorized under a tenant's lease agreement
If you've experienced property damage and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your consultation.
Who's responsible when a self-driving car causes an accident and how do new seat belt laws affect your injury claim?
In this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorney Eddie Farah to break down emerging vehicle liability issues, autonomous vehicle law, and recent changes to seat belt legislation in Florida and Georgia.
They discuss:
- Florida and Georgia seat belt laws, including Georgia's recent change allowing evidence of seat belt non-use at trial and how that affects injury claims.
- Autonomous and self-driving vehicle liability — who may be legally responsible when a self-driving car is involved in a crash.
- Vehicle rental liability and how fault is determined when a rented vehicle is involved in an accident.
- Florida PIP (Personal Injury Protection) coverage and what injuries are covered while using, maintaining, or occupying a vehicle.
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- Liability when you loan your vehicle to someone else and they're involved in an accident
- Whether Florida PIP benefits apply after an accident that occurs out of state in Alabama
If you've been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Scott is joined by Florida personal injury attorney Ross Evans and medical malpractice attorney Kevin Moore to discuss premises liability claims, Florida tort reform, evidence preservation, and statutes of limitations in personal injury and medical malpractice cases.
They discuss:
• Who may be legally responsible when someone is injured during a triathlon event, including how liability waivers and Florida comparative negligence laws may affect recovery
• Premises liability claims and common accident scenarios that may lead to injury cases
• Florida tort reform changes and how they impact personal injury litigation
• Why preservation letters matter and how evidence such as black box data, surveillance footage, and Ring camera video can affect a case
• Spoliation of evidence, including what happens when important evidence is lost, destroyed, altered, or discarded
• Florida statutes of limitations for premises liability and medical malpractice claims
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• A roommate dispute involving a cosigned apartment lease and continuing rent obligations
• How apartment lease disputes and unpaid balances may affect a tenant’s credit
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorney Eddie Farah to discuss key legal issues affecting Florida residents, including employment discrimination claims, dog bite liability, social media litigation, and consumer protection laws.
They discuss:
• Employment discrimination laws and how certain entities, such as churches and sovereign organizations, may be exempt from certain claims
• Ongoing litigation against Meta and other platforms, including claims that social media products are designed to be addictive and class actions related to online gambling losses
• Emerging legal issues involving video game addiction and “internet gaming disorder” as potential areas of class action litigation
• Florida dog bite laws, including strict liability, how the “one-bite rule” applies, and when “Beware of Dog” signs may offer legal protection
• Property liability issues involving trespassers, including when injured individuals may still have a valid claim
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• How to obtain power of attorney for a family member in a rehabilitation facility when facing resistance from the provider
• A defective new vehicle and when it qualifies as a lemon, including the difference between the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and Florida lemon law, and how multiple repair attempts impact a claim
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss key legal issues affecting Florida residents, including fire damage insurance claims, wrongful death cases, property liability, and personal injury disputes.
They discuss:
• What happens when someone signs an insurance release after an accident but later discovers additional injuries, and whether they still have legal options
• Property liability issues, including cases where overgrown vegetation obstructs a driver’s view and may lead to a claim against a homeowner
• Constitutional protections and how certain legal rights may apply regardless of immigration status
• Ongoing litigation involving addiction claims and the potential role of social media platforms
• Broader discussions around economic trends and environmental issues
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• A house fire insurance dispute where coverage is denied for flooring and smoke damage, including appraisal rights and when to involve a property damage attorney
• A wrongful death case involving a deceased individual with an active lawsuit and what surviving family members may be entitled to recover
• A complex accident involving a low-hanging wire that damaged and electrified a vehicle, causing injury, and why some law firms may decline difficult liability cases
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Scott is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss emerging legal issues involving social media addiction, artificial intelligence liability, product liability, and consumer protection laws.
They discuss:
• What happens when someone signs a release before discovering additional injuries, and how insurance companies and free consultations can impact a personal injury claim
• A Texas product liability lawsuit involving claims that a product was intentionally designed to be addictive
• A California lawsuit involving social media addiction, including a verdict finding that a company prioritized profit over user safety
• Free speech concerns related to lawyer advertising and potential restrictions on legal marketing
• How AI-generated content may impact liability, accountability, and future regulation of online platforms
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• Managing unaffordable debt, including court appearances, payment plans, liens on property, disability considerations, and bankruptcy options
• A new car warranty issue involving a failed transmission, coverage denial, and potential breach of warranty claims
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss key legal issues affecting Florida residents, including restaurant tipping laws, comparative fault in injury cases, and real estate fraud risks.
They discuss:
• Florida tipping and wage laws in the restaurant industry, including how service charges differ from tips and what servers are legally entitled to
• How comparative fault works in personal injury cases, including why being more than 50% at fault may prevent recovery and how inconsistent statements can impact jury decisions
• Legal risks in real estate transactions, including contracts, due diligence, and how to protect yourself from fraud
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• Why customers tip and how service charges are applied in restaurants
• Navigating real estate investments, working with real estate attorneys, reviewing contracts, and concerns about potential realtor collusion or fraud
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Scott is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah, along with Melbourne workers’ compensation attorney Jason Robbins, to explain how workers’ compensation works in Florida, including what injuries are covered, how benefits are calculated, and what employees should know after an on-the-job injury.
They discuss:
• What qualifies as a workers’ compensation claim, including no-fault coverage and the importance of reporting an injury within 30 days
• How wages are calculated for workers’ compensation benefits, including earnings from the three months prior to the accident and concurrent employment
• When workers’ compensation applies, including work travel, driving for work, and other job-related activities
• Benefits available if you cannot return to work, including temporary benefits and permanent total disability
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• Mortgage and estate issues after a spouse’s passing, including refinancing, mortgage terms, and trust considerations
• A timeshare dispute involving fees, refund delays, and whether small claims court applies based on the contract
• A totaled car accident with limited at-fault coverage, rental car concerns, and understanding collision coverage
• Whether returning to activities like driving during treatment can impact workers’ compensation benefits and wage replacement
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida medical malpractice attorney Kevin Moore to break down how medical and dental malpractice cases work, including Florida’s statute of limitations and what patients should know when something goes wrong during treatment.
They discuss:
• Early signs of medical malpractice and how the statute of limitations works in Florida, including when filing deadlines may be extended
• The process of filing a medical malpractice claim and what to expect during a jury trial
• Real-world examples of malpractice injuries, including nerve damage from wisdom teeth removal
• Common dental malpractice cases, including complications from dental implants and surgical errors
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• Recording conversations, notarizing documents, and understanding affidavits, jurats, and Florida Sunshine Laws
• Whether a death during anesthesia may be considered malpractice or a criminal issue, and how negligence is determined
• Concerns about unnecessary medical procedures, hospital practices, potential billing fraud, and whistleblower protections
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury lawyers Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah to break down key legal issues affecting Florida residents, including inheritance laws, personal injury claims, workplace injuries, and how artificial intelligence is being used in legal cases.
They discuss:
• What prenuptial agreements mean, why many couples use them, and why you generally cannot completely disinherit your spouse under Florida law
• How personal injury claims work, including pain and suffering, premises liability, and why signing a release can end your case
• Why emergency rooms often focus on broken bones instead of soft tissue or nerve injuries after an accident
• How AI tools like ChatGPT are being used to assist with drafting, research, and organizing legal documents
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
• Workplace injuries and what steps to take after a fall or emergency room visit
• Managing an inheritance, handling funds from deceased parents, and when to consult a probate lawyer
• A minor car accident, including insurance coverage and what to do next
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Brian is joined by Florida personal injury attorney Ross Evans and medical malpractice attorney Kevin Moore to discuss major legal issues affecting Florida cases, including summary judgment in slip and fall and medical malpractice lawsuits, pre-suit requirements, deposition strategy, and the growing role of Zoom and artificial intelligence in litigation.
They discuss:
• How summary judgment is being used in Florida slip and fall and medical malpractice cases
• Pre-suit requirements in medical malpractice claims and important motion deadlines
• What it takes to prove notice in a slip and fall case
• Why deposition testimony can make or break a case, and why preparation and accommodations matter
• How Zoom and AI are being used in litigation, including potential benefits and privacy concerns
If you’ve been injured in Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury lawyers Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah to break down some of the most pressing legal issues facing Florida residents.
They discuss:
- Roof damage insurance claims and what homeowners need to know about coverage disputes
- Whether you can legally record an insurance adjuster during an inspection under Florida wiretapping laws
- The challenges of proving soft tissue injuries when MRIs and imaging show no visible damage
- Sovereign immunity in Florida and when government entities cannot be sued
- Civil rights restoration and occupational licensing for convicted felons
Plus, callers ask real-world legal questions about:
- How maritime law applies to personal injury cases
- Whether roadway construction vibrations can support a property damage claim
- Casino winnings, tax obligations, and IRS withholding requirements
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore, to discuss cases that may seem routine but can actually involve medical malpractice. They break down the presuit requirements that must be followed to avoid case dismissal, explain what truly qualifies as medical malpractice versus a medical mistake, and share real-world examples of both. The conversation also covers emergency room cases, including the need to prove negligence or reckless disregard, and the impact of sovereign immunity for EMTs as city employees. They also discuss commonly missed conditions such as strokes and aneurysms, along with the risks of premature discharge and other warning signs patients should be aware of.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Scott Burleigh, and medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore, to discuss insurance, how agents may steer clients toward policies that benefit the insurer, the importance of uninsured motorist coverage, no-fault benefits, and Florida’s nursing home liability requirements. They also discuss a challenging lawsuit involving an IVF clinic, highlighting the legal and emotional complexities of the case.
Callers inquire about tax implications when trading in vehicles, handling insurance disputes after accidents, and navigating appeals when fault is unclear. They advise taking photos immediately after a crash and streamlining letters of administration.
For anyone injured in Florida or Georgia seeking legal help, Farah & Farah offers free consultations at (866) 599-0806 or online at farahandfarah.com.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorneys, Eddie and Chuck Farah. They discuss homeowners and auto insurance, where consumers now have more ability to fight claims but premiums keep rising and insurance companies continue to profit, often using media influence and lobbyists to their advantage. In Florida, retirees and incoming residents face rising housing costs as mobile home parks increase rent or sell to developers. They also discuss Delta 737 lawsuits involving pilots exposed to engine oils, the lifecycle of class actions, and employment law claims.
Callers inquire about doctors’ offices insisting on Social Security numbers, family law cases with ineffective attorneys handling child support, taking legal action without being present, and visitation rights.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Eddie Farah, to discuss Florida workers’ compensation basics, including wage loss benefits, disability ratings vs work restrictions, and when a workers’ comp case can be settled, especially when retirement is approaching.
Eddie also breaks down when PTSD and other mental health conditions may be covered under Florida workers’ comp, including how the law treats physical injuries versus “mental only” claims and why first responders have different protections.
Later in the show, the conversation shifts to nursing home safety, including resident-on-resident assaults, what nursing homes are required to do to prevent avoidable harm, and warning signs families should watch for.
The episode also covers workplace sexual harassment and battery, including the difference between hostile work environment and quid pro quo harassment, plus potential legal remedies.
Caller questions include:
- A long-running shoulder injury at work, ongoing medical care, a possible second surgery, and how settlement timing can relate to leaving employment or retiring
- Nursing home visitation restrictions, power of attorney concerns, and steps to take when a loved one is competent and wants more family visits
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss the Ohio class action lawsuit against GEICO over actual cash value (ACV), a class action against CVS, and recent Delta-related cases.
Callers inquire about LLCs and taxes, tenant rights when a rental property isn’t up to code or livable and how to legally get out of a lease, the possibility of a medical malpractice claim when there is no permanent damage, and issues involving a car being towed, sold at auction, and payment demands afterward, including setting up a payment plan.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Florida personal injury attorneys, Eddie and Chuck Farah, to discuss emotional distress claims, frivolous lawsuits, cruise ship and excursion injury laws, and liability in substance abuse and maritime cases. They also break down a proposed law to limit drug company advertising, the free speech arguments against it, vehicle and employer responsibility, and when fault in rear-end accidents can be challenged in court.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Ben is joined by medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore, and premises liability attorney, Ross Evans. They talk about the general life cycles of medical malpractice and premises liability, including key steps in bringing a claim, preserving evidence, and navigating legal requirements. They also discuss cases against a government entity and subsequent remedial measures.
Callers asked about final judgments involving a car and appealing and retracting a waiver of rights.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (866) 599-0806or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by premises liability attorney, Ross Evans, and medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore. They discuss the statute of limitations for premises liability cases, the medical malpractice pre-suit process, and the importance of reporting incidents and preserving evidence - including Code 15 reports, customer incident reports, and the discovery phase - along with things to consider after an accident. They also cover a landowner’s duty to maintain their premises, how medical malpractice and premises liability can intersect, and key liability factors such as coefficient of friction levels.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by personal injury attorneys, Eddie and Chuck Farah, to discuss claims for undocumented immigrants, a tragic case where a house cleaner went to the wrong home and was shot, potential homeowner liability, misconceptions about "all natural" granola bars, and Florida homestead protections under federal bankruptcy law.
Callers also inquire about declaring bankruptcy, responsibilities for trees and falling limbs from neighbors, homeowners and car insurance issues, and legal considerations for self-defense and non-lethal weapons.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Brian is joined by personal injury attorneys, Eddie and Chuck Farah, to discuss the rights of undocumented immigrants within the civil justice system and delivery driver injury claims.
Callers inquire about the absence of police officers at construction zones, insurance companies seemingly denying more and more treatments, landowner immunity in premises liability claims brought up by trespassers, and issues involving debt collection and breach of contract disputes.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Brian is joined by medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore, and premises liability attorney, Ross Evans. They discussed a recently passed law that changed the tort landscape by shortening certain statutes, including medical malpractice rules, procedures, and the jury system. They also explained what medical malpractice and premises liability cases generally involve and talked about what can happen if someone is injured in a haunted house.
Callers also inquired about rental agreements and how evictions work.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss how mistakes on your insurance application can lead to denied coverage. They explain what a reservation of rights means and share a case where an insurer sued its own policyholder after discovering false information on her application. They also discuss another accident case where investigators went through the driver’s cell phone and social media to challenge his claims.
Callers include one listener following up after taking Eddie’s advice on dealing with their insurance company, as well as an out-of-country accident and an update on a New York case.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss electric bike accidents - including their designations as bicycles and how homeowners’ insurance coverage come into play. They also talk about Amazon delivery associates being recognized as independent contractors and related accident liability, social media platforms and youth suicides with a focus on defective product liability.
Callers inquire about negative e-bike mishaps and a possible dental malpractice case.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by personal injury attorney, Eddie Farah. They discuss a Miami car accident case that involves someone driving a personal vehicle for work purposes, pharmaceutical advertising, class action lawsuits, and new drugs entering the market.
Callers also inquire about HOA contracts and damaged utility lines, as well as pharmaceutical commercials and their side effects.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by personal injury attorneys, Eddie and Chuck Farah, for a conversation about what insurance companies look for and how they use it against you in court, the importance of deposition preparation, as well as the role political parties can play in the courtroom.
Callers also raise questions about real estate rights after a developer tore down a fence and rebuilt it on the wrong property line, and a New York criminal trespass case with conspiracy allegations.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at (855) 569-3085 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney Kevin Moore to discuss medical malpractice, including general information, mediation steps, arbitration agreements, telemedicine cases, issues with doctors not licensed in your state, and the use of AI in the medical field.
Callers inquire about insurance claims for storm damage, legal options for a loan repaid before a borrower passed away, and a car accident where the insurance company is incorrectly assigning fault.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Ben is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Rick Staggard, and Social Security attorney, Youssef Khanachet, to discuss what to do if you slip or experience damage in your apartment, including how to notify your landlord under Florida law. They also cover the importance of having representation for Social Security claims and what to expect during the process.
Callers inquire about property damage, small claims court, security system ownership, creditor summonses, car accidents with uncooperative parties, and minor accident lawsuits.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Rich Jones is joined by Eddie Farah live from Nemours Children’s Hospital for the 2025 Careathon, where Farah and Farah matched every donation made during the hour to support pediatric cancer care. They discussed concerns about arsenic and heavy metals in baby food, how medical and insurance records can affect the value of a lawsuit, the right to choose your own body shop instead of the one recommended by insurance, and the potential for punitive damages in DUI accident cases. They also highlighted a wrongful death case involving a substance abuse facility, a Tesla autopilot lawsuit, and Florida’s anti-bullying laws.
Call inquired about next steps for a fender bender claim where the at fault driver denied the accident.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Ben is joined by Eddie Farah to discuss concerns with teen residential programs, Florida’s statute of frauds and contract requirements, police immunity in high-speed chases, and limits of attorney–client privilege on work computers.
Callers inquired about HOA board accountability and parking lot accident liability.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to answer callers questions about property ownership, rising taxes, and HOA concerns, a mediation over flooring damage and store owner liability under implied warranty laws, a follow‑up call on vinyl plank and floating floor issues, and a dispute involving tankless water heaters, water diversion damage, and challenges selling a home under HOA agreements.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorneys, Frank Fratello and Rick Staggard to discuss common misconceptions about taking cases to trial, a recent above-ground pool recall involving product liability, and dog bites under Florida law, where the owner is responsible for injuries caused by their dog.
Callers asked about a child injured at summer camp and whether medical payments coverage applies, employment law questions about termination, and how to handle an at-fault accident listed on your record that wasn’t your fault, including how it may affect your insurance rates.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Brian Middleton is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss Florida’s two-party consent rule, what the other side can request from your cellphone in a case, the role of punitive damages and phone record subpoenas, and the work of collections attorneys. They also cover how workplace injuries can impact your ability to file other claims under Florida law.
Callers asked about homebuilding contracts with rights-waiving provisions, arbitration issues related to unpaid money, and increased property taxes after a mobile home park was sold to a large company.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss Florida’s auto insurance rules, including the $5,000 death benefit, uninsured motorist coverage, and high premiums. They also cover liability issues around hosting parties with alcohol and product liability cases.
Callers inquire about about insurance for veterans, robo-taxi manufacturer liability, and Tesla’s autopilot lawsuits.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Kevin Moore. They discuss the medical malpractice case process, from gathering records and expert review to pre-suit steps and typical timelines, a major Pennsylvania verdict of $180 million and a $43 million verdict involving a Philadelphia Eagles player.
Callers inquire about hospital forms, whether a hospital can sue you, settling car accident cases involving children, and Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and need legal help, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss diminished value, uninsured motorist coverage, small claims court, PIP, and collision insurance.
Callers ask about a scooter accident with a low insurance payout, issues with a vehicle title after a death, whether PIP is included in their policy, and how to recover a deductible after a crash through subrogation.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Simon Sez and Eddie & Chuck Farah live from River City Wrestling Con. They discuss PIP coverage, their favorite wrestlers growing up, and the future of wrestling. They explain how you can still make a claim or sue even without the required insurance coverage and how to properly report injuries to your employer and your protection against being fired for pursuing a workers’ compensation claim.
Callers ask about diminished value on cars, a forged document trial, and what steps to take next in these instances.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Kevin Moore. They discuss health insurance reimbursement after a successful claim, proposed changes to wrongful death laws, the importance of setting up an estate, and how social media can impact your case.
Callers inquire about carpal tunnel surgery complications and how to find reliable physician information through the Department of Health.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss the value of free legal consultations and key issues surrounding property insurance in Florida.
Callers inquired about enforcing a real estate contract after a seller attempts to back out, understanding the DUI process, the statute of limitations for workers’ compensation claims, and dealing with insurance companies that refer policyholders to body shops demanding out-of-pocket payment.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Anthony Evans, to discuss the rising cost of homeownership in Florida and proposed government efforts to ease the property tax burden.
Callers asked about unenforced HOA rules, liability after being chased by a renter’s dog in a gated community, the use of negligence waivers and liability insurance, and whether a dealership can legally pay off a vehicle loan without signed documents.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by personal injury attorneys, Khalil Farah and Kevin Moore, to discuss why the first 30 days after an incident are critical for gathering evidence, the differences between medical malpractice and personal injury statute of limitations, and what the statute of repose means for delayed discovery of injuries. They also talk about liability in construction-related crashes and how MOT plans factor into accident investigations.
Callers inquire about a motorcycle injury during surgery, insurance running out the clock on a case, and construction zones that may not meet safety standards.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by personal injury attorneys, Khalil Farah and Anthony Evans, to discuss liability for falling trees and proposed changes to Florida law, rising homeowners’ insurance rates and the duty of insurers to provide safe coverage. They also discuss elective estate laws that prevent spouses from being left out of wills, and updates to Florida’s no-fault (PIP) insurance system.
Callers asked about insurance claim delays after tree damage, the statute of limitations on homeowner’s claims, and how to handle selling a deceased spouse’s vehicle and potential liability issues.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie Farah to discuss tips for representing yourself in court; including how the county court system is structured and what to expect in small claims cases. They also talk about the mediation process - where a mediator draws up a binding, confidential agreement that is required before going to trial.
Callers inquire about tenant liability when bringing in someone not on the lease, the statute of limitations for getting a security deposit back in Florida, and who is responsible for defective vinyl flooring. They also explore the role of mediation before trial and the potential for a class action lawsuit in cases of hotel deposit disputes.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.”
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Khalil Farah and Kevin Moore to discuss the Baseball Rule and how spectators assume the risk of being hit by a ball, nursing home rights, the distinction between independent contractors vs. employees in trucking, and liability insurance protections. They also explore Uber driver crash laws, the process for suing an employer, and considerations during jury selection.
Callers inquire about an HOA requirement for home sales and landlord notification rules for mobile home tenants.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined Kevin Moore to discuss Florida's "Free Kill Law," particularly focusing on economic and non-economic damages and the critical first steps to take when you suspect medical malpractice, emphasizing the two-year statute of limitations and the requirement for an out-of-state expert witness to testify in Florida. They also explore the process for filing a breach of contract claim and the steps involved in initiating a class action lawsuit.
Callers inquire about an HOA threatening fines and a potential breach of contract involving a cell phone company hiking the rate.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Anthony Evans and Kevin Moore to discuss the recent firing squad execution in South Carolina, Florida's "free kill law," which limits wrongful death claims to spouses and minor children in cases of doctor or hospital negligence, and a case involving a sovereign-owned vehicle with the impact of damage caps on legal outcomes. They also cover the legal rules around social media use for minors in Florida, including the ban on children under 14.
Callers inquire about mechanics' liens, property title disputes, the legal implications of vandalized property, and property tax and base rent in leases. They also discuss a dispute over a faulty Lazy Boy chair and a situation where a mobile home in a trailer park was sold due to unpaid taxes and registration issues.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie Farah to discuss compulsory medical examinations (CMEs) in litigation and shares tips on how to prepare, including recording the exam and being cautious of doctors seeking damaging information.
Callers inquire about forged signatures on a quick claim deed and issues with a notarized will, medical records retrieval and subpoenas in relation to CME’s, and real estate and pocket deeds. They also discuss a situation involving a leaning tree causing potential damage to a home and how to handle it through certified mail to an insurance company.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
In this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss gas station robberies and how store design plays a role, the rising cost of insulin due to pharmacy monopolies and federal actions against prescription price hikes.
Callers share their experiences with insulin price increases, shopping for new insurance, getting a deposit back after a zoning issue, restoring gun rights, and dealing with hospital bills following a loved one’s death.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie Farah to discuss a case where a baseball card was valued at $350,000-$400,000 but later deemed worthless, leading to a lawsuit.
They also talk about:
- The definition of stalking under Florida law
- When free speech crosses into constitutional rights
- Why it's important to avoid saying "never" in a lawsuit
- The different types of trespassing
- Corporate lobbying
- What makes a hostile work environment
Callers inquire about concerns for disbanding agencies, and easements and trespassing.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss the law surrounding emergency room treatment for uninsured patients and the requirement for written agreements in purchases over $500.
Callers inquire about rising medication copays, dealing with a delinquent credit card account, and a caller explaining that insurance formulary changes and tier adjustments can cause increased costs. Additionally, they discuss a case involving a mother living in the woods who has her child placed in protective custody by the state.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville Personal Injury attorney, Anthony Evans, and Atlanta Personal Injury and Employment Law attorney, AJ Lakraj. They discuss misconceptions about getting fired, insurance cancellations after the California fires, and handling disabilities in the workforce. They also cover steps to take during a termination, how contingency fees work, and the legal implications of the TikTok ban.
Callers inquire about certified mail, PTO and sick day employee contracts, and electrical power easements.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Eddie Farah. They discuss a previous callers’ insight about struggling insurance companies and explore Eddie’s findings that Florida insurance stocks surged in 2024.
Callers inquire about the possibility of a significant other passing before a case settles, a patent infringement issue, and insurance dispute with a leaking roof. As well as what occurs during a mediation and a class action lawsuit related to COVID-19.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jacksonville personal injury attorney Anthony Evans joins Justin to discuss critical legal topics, including:
- The classification of drones as aircraft and their impact on privacy laws.
- Limitations on recovery through sovereign immunity.
- Why uninsured motorist policies are essential for protecting yourself.
- The Farah & Farah NYE Safe Ride Home Initiative.
Callers explore key issues like privacy rights related to drones, legal challenges with tour companies, and obtaining refunds for undisclosed services.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia, Farah & Farah is here to help. Call us today at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Anthony Evans. They discuss hypothetical scenarios where Santa gets injured on your property, property law and the duty to warn visitors, even if you’re unaware of their presence.
Callers inquire about concerns about a neighbor’s extra cars and jet skis, insurance companies raising or dropping policies without cause, and a story about a paramedic who was arrested after advocating for better care for his mother in the hospital.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. They discuss United Healthcare and the strategy of “delay, deny, defend” and how insurance companies have shifted from negotiating fair offers to learning how to monetize.
Callers inquire about insurance profit margins, flood insurance coverage, issues with regaining a driver’s license, liability insurance for rental properties and a lawsuit over a dog attack where a neighbor is claiming severe injuries.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Jacksonville personal injury and medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore. They discuss medical malpractice claims, focusing on the two key elements needed for a case: liability and damages. They also explore various restrictions, such as the pre-suit investigation process. Kevin shares details of his most unusual malpractice case he has encountered.
Callers inquire about recourse when an insurance company denies a doctor-ordered procedure and a case where a family was admitted to the hospital under the wrong name and file.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The brothers discuss Citizens United and its impact, the origins of workers’ compensation during the Industrial Revolution, and what workers are entitled to (or not) under workers’ compensation claims. They also discuss the use of consumer reports by employers for hiring decisions, and whether criminal trespass can occur if someone isn’t aware they are on private property.
Callers inquire about issues regarding a suspended Hard Rock account and what legal steps to take before a neighbor’s tree causes damage to your property.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The brothers discuss their recent trip to London, a customer suing a convenience store for clerk assault and a doctor suing a hospital over a job performance-related defamation claim.
Callers inquired about a credit card fraud case from 2008, workers’ compensation injury statutes, who’s responsible for refunding a cancelled airline ticket purchased through a third party, and legal options for dealing with recurring incidents involving a neighbor’s dogs.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Jacksonville medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore. They discuss birth injuries and the statute of limitations for children’s malpractice cases.
Callers inquired about liability for injuries caused by unsecured doors, next steps in insurance settlements, potential fraud related to post-surgery pain, neighbor-related storm damage, and HOA disputes over property repair. They also discuss a caller’s painful experience due to inadequate anesthesia and another’s seizure resulting from a nurse’s failure to administer medication, leading to significant medical bills.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your medical malpractice consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Anthony Evans. They discuss FEMA aid and property damage following a hurricane, issues with independent adjusters devaluing claims and rising car insurance premiums. They also touch on new social media laws and “Stand Your Ground” self-defense not applying to animals.
Our lone caller inquired about lack of regulations holding insurance companies accountable.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss storm damage insurance and the process of filing your pet as an emotional support animal.
Callers inquired about who gets assets after a loved one passes away, switching car accident attorneys, filing a social security disability claim, and warranty complications of a mobile home.
If you’ve been denied your storm damage insurance claim in Florida and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The brothers discuss long-term care coverage denials due to inflation, homeowners’ insurance exclusions for certain dog breeds, fencing laws around retention ponds and recycled billboard tarps being used for storm damage.
Callers inquired about family members claiming a house as a primary residence for auto insurance, disclosing medical information on life insurance applications, HOA board disputes, and billing errors in dental procedures.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay Boze is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss wind damage claims versus flood claims. They also discuss holding hospitals accountable for contracted doctors and what being an independent contractor really means.
Callers inquired about guardianship of assets and estates for minors, how to handle a vehicle recall, the need for local engineers to inspect homes, and difficulties in obtaining citizenship certificates for international adoptees.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay Boze is joined by Eddie Farah. They discussed the impact of pharmacy benefit managers on drug prices, a class action lawsuit against Walmart for biometric privacy, and the complexities of jury selection. They also talked about tip sharing in the service industry and property managers’ duty of care.
Callers inquired about addressing the validity of contracts signed by deceased individuals, and rehab centers’ responsibilities during patient transfers. They also ask about clarification of obligations as a guarantor and summary administration in estate management.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Brian is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss Florida residents losing voting rights due to unpaid fines related to their time in jail and the FDA facing pressure to expedite the approval of new drugs.
Callers inquired about addressing homeowners’ insurance for damage from a neighbor’s tree, whether a lien can be filed if the title includes a deceased spouse, and the ongoing loss of felon voting rights with unpaid fines. They also asked about recourse for an old workers’ compensation settlement, revoking a purchase contract, and product liability regarding weight-loss drugs.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Anthony Evans. They discuss concerns about a future $21 million cap on NIL funds in college sports, a Disney+ subscriber agreement clause in wrongful death lawsuit and a judge using AI to assist in case rulings.
Callers inquired about addressing vendors refusing service and a legal dispute involving a contract claim related to a home warranty. Also, rules regarding online slander and libel for a company that has failed to fulfill a contract and seeking affordable legal advice to address issues with scammers.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Eddie Farah. Eddie talked about how if you are driving around town for work and cause an accident, your employer is liable for that crash. They briefly discuss lemon law claims and what that actually looks like. Eddie also talked about PIP and how you are able to leverage it. Callers inquired about the differences between 1099 & W-2 employees and roofing issues.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie & Chuck Farah. Eddie talked about how nursing homes are using psychotropic drugs & how many pesticides are found in our food. Other hot topics Eddie and Chuck talked about were updates to Amendment 7 of the constitution, getting a ticket for texting while driving, and a new website that easily allows consumers to see what vehicles have recalls. The Farah brothers fielded phone calls regarding laws getting passed by the state and general questions about auto accidents. Listen in as they offer insights and expert guidance on these various topics.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The brothers discuss legislative changes aimed at homeowners’ insurance rights, cause of rising healthcare costs, implications of medication errors, and exceptions to the dangerous instrumentality doctrine. They also talk about the decline in contact football due to long-term behavioral and cognitive risks associated with the sport. Callers inquired about addressing unexpected homeowners’ insurance rate hikes with a mortgage and managing smaller claims in court for companies given bad credit cards by clients.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Anthony Evans. They discuss the importance of transparency in legal cases, the value of documenting evidence through photos & videos, understanding umbrella policies, and emerging trends in the insurance industry. Anthony discussed new Ohio legislation that was recently passed that states that boneless chicken wings can have bones.
Callers inquired about potential implications of adding children to a house deed and how it may protect everyone involved.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Jay is joined by Anthony Evans. They discuss the definition of slip and fall incidents, the importance of aligning professional ethics with personal values, learning from failures, strategies for juggling multiple cases, and explore monopolistic concerns in sports streaming. Callers inquired about potential product liability claims and resolving disputes concerning family visitation rights.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by lemon law attorney, Joshua Kaleel. They discussed what lemon law is, the statute of limitations of these claims, and what you should do if you have a lemon. Joshua fields phone calls pertaining to auto accidents, home title theft, property inspections, and homeowner’s association mishandling a request.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined my Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss wiretapping laws in Florida, how you need permission to record someone’s phone calls, and what the repercussions are. They also discussed the legality of employees keeping guns in their cars and what exemptions are currently in place. They fielded phone calls regarding roof damage caused by hail, garnishing wages, and rules on private property.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, medical malpractice attorney, Kevin Moore, joins the show. He discusses what medical malpractice is, what it can look like, and what you need to do once you suspect medical malpractice. Kevin also talks about who gets sued when a medical malpractice claim gets filed - the answer might surprise you! Kevin fielded phone calls and answered your questions. Tune in for expert insights and advice on important legal topics and news.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin was joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah as they briefly recapped River City Wrestling Con and raised the idea of unionizing wrestlers due to them being independent contractors. They delved into the latest developments in the Trump case involving Mar-a-Lago. They also took calls, addressing questions about property valuations, medical bills, and title insurance on properties.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin was joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah live from River City Wrestling Con. They discuss the state of wrestling with pro wrestler, Bobby Fish and River City Wrestling Con promoter, Nick. Additionally, they received a phone call from someone who fell through a rotted deck at an Airbnb while on vacation and provided insight on what legal steps can be taken.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin was joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. They discuss mortgages, inflated homeowners insurance and issues with banks. They answered listeners’ calls with topics including suing your company for backpay, home financing, possible home damage, and rental agreements.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika was joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah, where they covered a range of legal topics, and took listener phone calls. Eddie dove into the intricacies of free speech, specifically political neutrality on private property. The Farah brothers discussed head of household implications for protecting wages from garnishment. They also touched on the complexity of Indian tribal land and how insurance companies determine what you pay for car insurance.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, David Thompson. He discusses what it’s like behind the scenes of a personal injury case and different types of auto accidents. David also provides tips for what you should do following a car accident. He talks about who is liable if your name is on the title of a car but someone else gets into a wreck. A caller inquired about what legal repercussions and next steps would be for a stolen license plate.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. They discussed if you should get the extra insurance coverage when renting a car and why you might be able to rent without it. Additionally, the Farah brothers talk about the importance of signing and returning your marriage license after getting married.
The Legal Live team provided guidance for callers that had questions regarding apartment leasing agreements, patients being charged more than what was initially discussed with their doctor, and what steps should be taken following a workers’ compensation claim at work. Listen in as they shared insights and advice on these topics.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Jacksonville personal injury attorney, Kevin Moore. Together, they discussed the complexities of nursing home liability regarding its insurance policies. Callers inquired about Florida’s Free Kill Law and debt collection issues. Kevin shared a medical malpractice case he won, and the qualifications needed to recover damages. Listen in as they offer insights and give guidance on these various topics.
If you’ve been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, the team at WOKV 104.5 is joined by Eddie & Chuck Farah. They discussed how Boeing airplanes are falling apart due to cutting corners in production and what it entails for flyers. Callers inquired about changing power of attorney, mortgage company contracts, the AT&T data breach, and uninsured motorist coverage.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah. They discussed how property owners that allow others to use their land for fun, free of charge, are not liable if injuries occur. Other topics discussed were illegal search & seizure of property and the Amazon refund fraud scheme. Callers inquired about uninsured motorist coverage, slip and fall accident claims, and the intricacies of Demand Letters.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie & Chuck Farah. Eddie dove into the importance of talking to a lawyer when involved in a car crash, as well as the complexities of liability in rental car accidents. Another hot topic discussed was the newest Florida state law that prohibits people from camping and sleeping on the street and in public areas. The Farah brothers fielded phone calls regarding credit score disputes and methods to deter speeding in residential areas. Listen in as they offer insights and expert guidance on these various topics.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Eddie & Chuck Farah. They discussed covered insurance lobbies, strategies for risk/damage mitigation, the significance of legal representation, and the importance of full disclosure in injury claim management. Callers inquired about statute of limitations for injury claims and sought guidance on resolving disputes related to contractor/window installation services.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie & Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss surgery waivers and how doctors may use images of you for marketing purposes. They dive deep into the topic of accidents caused by truck drivers and Uber drivers who are distracted by their phone while on the road. They received phone calls about an auto accident that may lead to a personal injury & workers’ comp claim and lawsuits against the government.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie & Chuck Farah. They have an in-depth conversation about the Act of God defense of insurance companies and how it changes the landscape of a case. Eddie breaks down a new bill that was passed in Jacksonville that requires the sheriff to sign off on all settlements for all claims brought against the police department. Additionally, they answer calls regarding settlement payments after death, the ongoing Donald Trump trial, and hit and run accident claims.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie & Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss seatbelt laws, seatbelt safety, and how these laws impact your auto accident claim. Eddie discusses HIPAA and what the consequences can be if someone violates your rights. Callers’ questions included comparative negligence and medical malpractice cases.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Farah & Farah founding partner, Eddie Farah. Eddie discusses how a client wanted to take their car to their own body shop but the car insurance company pressured our client to use theirs and he talks about what the right thing to do in this situation is. Eddie, a caller, and Sheifalika came together to pay tribute to the late Rosemary Furman, a trailblazer for rights’ of the Florida citizen. Callers’ questions & topics included a success story from a previous caller, a lowball offer from a homeowner’s insurance company for a microburst, and issues with someones condominium association.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Justin is joined by Farah & Farah personal injury attorneys, Younes Lari & Andrew Scott. They discuss recent updates in the sports betting laws in Florida and what it means for the Florida economy. They also discuss slip & fall claims, what they entail, and what makes these cases so difficult. Younes and Andrew field calls with topics including H.O.A. fines & what can be done about them, paying more than a quoted amount for car repairs, and who is liable for trees on your property line that is shared with the city.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to discuss the latest legal news and answer your questions. Eddie and Chuck talk about how recent changes to insurance laws have impacted insurance claim cases recently. They also discuss who would be liable for the actions of a minor or a habitual drinker, if they were served alcohol. Phone calls ranged in topics from questions about commercials to how to handle car insurance claims following an accident.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to discuss current legal topics and answer your phone calls. The Farah brothers discuss the FDA approval process for medical devices and how these products impact the lives of consumers. Eddie and Chuck fielded phone calls with topics ranging from retrieval of body cam footage to plumbing issues.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Eddie Farah joins Sheifalika to discuss and answer your legal questions. Eddie answered a couple of calls pertaining to incomplete home projects by outside vendors. Other call topics included legal liability of keeping a sidewalk clean, owing a hospital money if your significant other passes away, and the best course of action following the sale of a home with a former spouse.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Shefalika is joined by Farah & Farah founding partner, Eddie Farah. Eddie explains the Good Samaritan Law and how it protects individuals when they help someone in need. He also talks about the rise in class action lawsuits against social media programs and how it impacts the mental health of today’s youth. Additionally, they answer calls ranging in topics from Medicare to breaking an apartment lease due to mold build up.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah. They discuss a variety of legal topics and answer your legal questions. The Farah brothers discuss what qualities car insurance companies look for when deciding your premiums. Phone call topics include conflict of interest, lemon law of lawn mowers, and C-PAP recalls.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to discuss legal news and answer your calls. Eddie discusses what legal action could be taken against an adult if a minor obtains alcohol or drugs from said adult (knowingly/unknowingly). The Farah brothers do a deep dive into topics such as false criminal accusations and when a child can sue their parents. One caller gives an update on their diminished value claim they had previously called in about.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers addressed phone calls that include topics like medical malpractice, product liability, and contract disputes. One caller was experiencing lawn damage caused by their neighbor's birds that were trespassing on their land. They also discuss where the term “bar” originates from, so tune into this episode of Legal Live for fun facts and legal news.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss something that doesn’t typically get talked about: product liability claims. Eddie Farah talks about the intricacies of these cases and what they entail in terms of gathering evidence. Phone call topics include a workers’ compensation case that limits the caller’s ability to do their nursing job and misidentified cancer that may lead to a medical malpractice claim.
If you've been injured in Florida or Georgia and are seeking legal representation, call Farah & Farah at 866-599-0806 or visit our website at https://farahandfarah.com. There is never a fee for your personal injury consultation.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss the impacts of a new law that changed the way insurance consumers make storm damage claims. They also discuss updates pertaining to Camp Lejeune and the impact the toxic water had on the veterans and their family. Later in the show they discuss a recent case involving poor security at an apartment complex that led to a tenant getting shot but cannot sue because he was running a criminal enterprise on the property. Phone call topics included home damage caused by a neighbor and what to do after a minor accident.
If you believe you have a Camp Lejeune Toxic Water claim, give Farah & Farah a call at (855) 567-1028.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss current legal topics and answer your questions. Eddie and Chuck talk about the high rate of people leaving the scene of a car accident after hitting someone and what one should do in that position. Callers ask questions regarding a dead & possibly destructive oak tree, complex car insurance situations, and possible medical malpractice.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by personal injury attorneys, Eddie and Chuck Farah. Eddie discusses the legal rights of felons and how someone can regain them. They also engage in discussion about the social security disability system. The Farah brothers receive calls about disability benefits, social security pay versus employment pay, and workers’ compensation lawsuits.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by personal injury attorneys at Farah & Farah, Robert Gunn and Brandon Hughes. They discuss the 100 deadliest days and give advice to parents about car insurance for their children. Phone call topics included questions about uninsured motorist coverage, paying a lawyer after a case ends, and accident coverage in other states.
If you or a loved one think you may have a case reach out to Farah & Farah today!
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Lloyd Manukian of Farah & Farah and Matt Hinson. They dive into what a trust is, probate law, and planning for your estate. Matt and Lloyd also discuss the elements of a will and what you should use it for. Caller’s questions included topics like what makes a will valid, home damage caused by a contractor, and would the owner of a car be sued if someone else was driving.
If you or a loved one think you may have a case reach out to Farah & Farah today!
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Senior Managing Attorney at Farah & Farah, Lloyd Manukian and Matt Hinson to answer your questions and discuss legal news. They highlight the Tristyn Bailey Foundation, which is hosting a fundraising golf tournament on November 5th-6th. Lloyd discusses how if someone passes away during their personal injury lawsuit, their case becomes a part of their estate. Phone call topics include transferring a car title, landscaping issues, and rights of beneficiaries.
If you or a loved one think you may have a case reach out to Farah & Farah today!
On this episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck join Ben from WOKV to answer your questions and discuss legal news. The Farah brothers discuss a topic that has been recently hyped in the news- change in homeowner’s insurance legislation. Our first caller sparks a debate with the Eddie and Chuck about what is happening with Florida insurance companies and why it is happening. Our other caller wanted legal advice on their diminished value claim of their brand-new vehicle following an accident.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck join Ben from WOKV to answer your questions and discuss legal news. Eddie warns people that thieves are using airport charging stations to steal information from people’s phones and encourages people to bring their own charger from home to prevent this. Later in the show, The Farah brothers talk about legal responsibility of a homeowner when an independent contractor gets injured on their property and when the homeowners are liable. Phone call topics range from interest in new laws to one caller being convicted of being in a car accident when they weren’t.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck join Sheifalika to discuss recent legal news and answer your phone calls. Eddie discusses the news of the Oceangate submarine accident and what legal actions can be taken because of the waivers signed by the people aboard the Titan. He also raises the question, “Do the family members have a case for emotional stress?” The Farah brothers received phone calls ranging in topics from possible illegal construction to legal custody of grandchildren.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah, Founding Partner at Farah & Farah. Eddie mentions how New York City is suing Hyundai and Kia claiming their cars have been proven too easy to steal which leads to increased use in city resources with all the stolen police reports that must be filed. Later in the show, Eddie Farah takes calls from callers answering questions ranging from diminished car value case, the rules of construction sites and who has the power to sue the U.S. government because of its “dereliction of duty” for lack of border control.
If you or a loved one think you may have a case? Go to Farah & Farah today to fill out a free case review and hear from our staff!
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah & Chuck Farah. Eddie discusses a recent case pertaining to someone that did not pay property taxes on their condominium and the local government sold it to make their money back. They also talk about how the supreme court redefined what a wetland is, which is going to allow developers to build on previously protected land. Also, there is a new lawsuit being brought against Google for not removing harmful posts on their platform that they believe is not their responsibility. One caller discussed their concerns about contesting a will and what they can legally do. Our final caller wanted to know about the statutes of limitations on a specific crime that happened to them.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah to discuss a variety of cases and answer your phone calls. Eddie discusses the drug Tepezza, why it isn’t FDA approved but is still highly advertised, and how it causes hearing loss. Our first caller has questions regarding the rules of eldercare for their mother and what does it mean for their assets. Our second caller was interested in the new At-Fault law and how it was going to impact his current case. One caller was curious if he should put his son on his insurance, put him on the title of the car, and what does that mean for our caller.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Farah & Farah personal injury attorneys, Scott Burleigh and Sam Ranard. Scott and Sam discuss a new law that is on the brink of being passed, the Move-Over Law. This law would require drivers to shift lanes when driving by a pedestrian’s car that is pulled over, not just emergency vehicles. They answer phone calls ranging from a possible falling tree that could cause home damages to a soapy mess left on the caller’s pool enclosure. They also received an interesting question, “Why is the Camp Lejeune Lawsuit not against the contaminator and why is the government paying for it?”
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by personal Injury attorneys, Rick Staggard and Brian Flaherty. Rick and Brian begin the show discussing the tort reform that Eddie and Chuck had previously talked about and how it impacts the people’s rights to access the court system. They talk about a case they had where a dash camera helped prove who was at fault in an accident and they recommend that everyone should have one. Rick and Brian mention how uninsured motorist coverage and medical pay are great additions to your auto insurance policy. Their only caller of the show had questions regarding product liability following a burst pipe from clogging.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah for April Fools’ Day. Eddie discusses a defamation case and explains what defamation is under the legal scope. He also talks about how employers in Florida are protected from defamation lawsuits when they do evaluations of their employees. Another hot topic discussed was the Gwyneth Paltrow Skiing case, what it was about, and what the outcome was. The Farah brothers talk about the talcum powder case, how the powder contains asbestos, and how the company has known for 30 years. The only caller of the episode wanted to know if they were entitled to overtime pay if they are salaried.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah of Farah & Farah. They discuss a recurring topic: accident report privilege. Eddie highlights the importance of the fact that an accident report from a car accident cannot be used in court. They also discuss how spouses that files taxes together are not tied to false documentation made by the other person. A prior caller updates the Farah’s on their issue, how Eddie and Chuck helped them, and what the result was. The second caller had damages to their invisible fence and had a tree cut down on their property and wanted to know what steps they can take to get compensation for damages. The final caller of the show is having issues getting insurance on their son’s trailer home after they had given it to him and it previously having insurance coverage.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Benjamin fills in for Sheifalika and is joined by the Farah brothers, Eddie and Chuck. They highlight the importance of having videos for proof in many different scenarios like medical malpractice cases, car accidents, and how it would help one of the second caller specifically. Eddie discusses how Florida is a two-party state when it comes to recording conversations, which means someone cannot record a private conversation without the other person’s permission. One caller asks questions about comparative negligence, the new bill in the senate, and how it impacts their current case that has already been filed. Their next caller asks about what their next steps should be when dealing with a neighbor and their loud truck.
On this week’s episode of Leal Live, Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to discuss how nursing homes are understaffed and how people are treated poorly in them. The Farah brothers talk about how accident reports filed by officers are not admissible in court and cannot be used against someone in any case. They also receive phone calls regarding topics such as car accident reports and how an officer did not create an accurate report, what happens if a contractor is hurt on your property, and how a bill in the senate can impact people with concealed weapon licenses.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie Farah joins Sheifalika to discuss a variety of legal topics and answer your questions. Eddie talks about a new tort system bill that would alter who is liable for payment in the case of an incident, cap medical expenses, and bad faith by insurance companies. Eddie also discusses a case he had recently seen where a woman is suing their ex-husband and his employer for hiding his income to limit the amount of child support he had to pay. He answers phone calls ranging in topics like roof replacement for qualifying for insurance, suing a bus company for possible discrimination, and a pedestrian being injured in a car accident.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Farah and Farah Personal Injury Attorneys, Rick Staggard and Brian Flaherty. Rick and Brian discuss changes to the statutes of limitations for Personal Injury claims and all the new amendments to Mass Tort laws. Later in the episode they discuss ways to protect yourself legally on the road- one being to use a dash camera to record your driving. They receive a phone call about product liability of a water filter clogging that is causing one of their pipes to burst, and what legal action can be taken.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck join Sheifalika to discuss legal news and answer your questions. Eddie talks about freedom of religion and what power the church has. He also mentions a recent Baker Act incident, which involves a family suing a hospital for lack of treatment and negligence. Eddie and chuck received multiple phone calls relating to the Baker Act and how it has impacted their lives in more ways than one. One caller also had questions for how to precede with a plumbing issue and how to handle their insurance and lawyers.
On this week’s episode, Sheifalika is joined by warranty claims attorney, Joshua Kaleel. Joshua discusses warranty’s and what to look for when making agreements for big purchases like cars and boats. He warns listeners to make sure when they are making these purchases to read the fine print and to note that verbal agreements are not legally binding. Phone calls from listener’s included possible veterinarian malpractice, apartment pipe bursts and renter’s rights, and veteran medical aid for reoccurring injuries.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Benjamin fills in for Sheifalika and is joined by the Farah brothers, Eddie and Chuck. They discuss an auto accident case involving an older gentleman and his passenger that were both sued due to the Joint Enterprise Doctrine. Eddie also raises the question, “At what age should people legally be unable to drive or if there should be a restriction at all?” Eddie and Chuck receive multiple phone calls that have to do with medical malpractice, ride share incidents, and breach of contract with a power company.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Benjamin fills in for Sheifalika and is joined by everyone’s favorite brothers, Eddie and Chuck Farah. Eddie and Chuck discuss a new law being introduced that would change how property insurance attorneys are compensated. They receive phone calls ranging in topics from uninsured motorist coverage to insurance on a listener’s home. The final caller has a mailbox problem; their mailbox got hit and they have been having an issue getting a new one put up.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika. Eddie discusses the different types of court that are held, such as county court and small claims court, and what the purpose of them are. They also answer phone calls ranging from claiming benefits in the military to contracts for arbitration agreements with doctors. Chuck and Eddie breakdown how to avoid probate when setting up a life estate and what a lady bird deed is. The brothers receive a phone call that debuts a Legal Live listener’s newly written song.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah discuss legal cases and to answer your phone calls. The Farah brothers discuss credit scores and how people make stolen identity claims to clean up their credit. There were a couple of phone calls regarding inadequate insurance payments. The other calls ranged from a home-buying company buying the callers house to paying property taxes on rented mobile home space.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live Thomas Normandeau, a Managing Attorney at Farah and Farah, joins Sheifalika to discuss legal issues and answer listener’s phone calls. With holiday shopping here, Tom discusses a law that allows people that buy things, that do not work correctly, you can be reimbursed for money spent on repairs. Tom receives phone calls ranging from issues with car dealerships to low-balled insurance offers.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Chuck and Eddie Farah join Sheifalika to discuss various cases in Florida and take phone calls from listeners. Eddie tells the story about a bank customer who was wrongfully identified as a bank robber and had a claim of malicious behavior filed against them. The Farah brothers receive phone calls from listeners ranging from LLC bankruptcy claims to slip and falls at a resort. A caller had questions about the water contamination at Camp Lejeune and Eddie tells listeners all they need to know about the incident so those who think they have been affected can get justice. If you or someone you know might have lived at Marine Base, Camp Lejeune, from 1953- 1987 and is now suffering from a medical disease they may be entitled to compensation! Call 1-800-HURT-247 today for more information.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie Farah joins Sheifalika to answer phone calls and discuss hurricane claims and independent contractors. Eddie talks about who is responsible for injuries of an independent contractor when working on your home. He also explains why it is important to notify your insurance company of damages from a storm as quickly as you can. The phone calls range from concussions due to an automobile accident to stealing property from a renter and hiding it from them. Another caller had questions about being sued by an anesthesiologist and how their specific situation impacts their wife and themself.
On this week’s episode of Legal live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to discuss interesting cases they have seen lately and take phone calls from the community. They discuss cases that range from being bit by guard dogs to illegal search seizure of a student’s phone at school. Eddie mentions how patients can obtain hospital records for surgeries that were adverse to what was supposed to happen, to see how successful hospitals are at completing surgeries correctly. The first caller inquired about liability of a car accident with 3 or more cars and who must pay for who. The final caller asks Eddie and Chuck about their house, it’s plumbing, and who to make a claim against when it comes to their pipes leaking constantly, even though they have been looked at many times.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join the show to discuss homeowners and how they should handle hurricane insurance. Eddie reveals that if a state of emergency is declared then any damage resulting from the original hurricane within 72 hours is covered under hurricane insurance. Eddie and Chuck Farah then discuss a slip and fall case in a bathroom of a store and explain how important witnesses can be in this type of case. They receive a few phone calls ranging from 4-year-old doctor bills to mental anguish claims in terms of bystanders witnessing self-defense with a weapon.
On this week of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss a statute in Florida, where a civilian can break the window of a car to save a child, dog, and/or elderly person if they are in perceived danger from extreme Florida heat. Following Hurricane Ian, Eddie and Chuck receive a phone call that pertains to damage from the storm and how they are supposed to make a claim with their insurance agency. They also receive phone calls ranging in topics from elder law to time limit collections on a loan.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to answer phone calls from listeners and discuss a few legal topics. With the inbound hurricane, Eddie talks about different types of insurance claims people can make following the storm, such as hidden damages. Chuck and Eddie receive multiple phone calls ranging from leaving someone an estate or writing a will to looking for an attorney referral for a concealed weapons situation. One caller needed information following a car accident and was curious as to why they needed a lawyer to get an MRI. The final caller experienced pain following a surgery and is looking for information on what she should do next; the advice may surprise you.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie Farah and Sheifalika discuss multiple constitutional cases ranging from freedom of speech between an officer and a civilian to unlawfully obtained evidence in a stolen motorcycle case. They received multiple phone calls from people with questions regarding on-the-job injuries like slip and falls to altercations with a coworker. Eddie answered one caller’s questions regarding medical malpractice that left their mother paralyzed following the mishandling of spinal fluid.
This week on Legal Live Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah. Eddie begins the show by discussing trespassing laws and how there are exceptions that can be turned on the person that owns the property. Eddie received a handful of phone calls ranging from up charging by a rental car company to an odd worker’s comp situation. There were also two callers that discussed the joys of going on a real-life treasure hunt by purchasing abandoned storage units and if it was legal to sell certain digital media found in the units.
This week on Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah. Eddie and Sheifalika discuss Attorney/Client Privilege, what it is, and what that means for a client. Eddie gives advice to ensure your communication with your lawyer is secure because anyone outside of your legal team is not bound to Attorney/Client Privilege. Eddie also talks about how hospitals are outsourcing a lot of their services, such as doctors. In this situation your visit may not be covered by your insurance because the doctor’s actual company does not take your insurance, even though the hospital you went to, does. They received a few calls ranging from civil disputes, damages caused by a neighbor’s lawn ornament, and a failed drug test impacting the caller’s driving record and employment.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah discuss a variety of legal cases they’ve seen recently. One case that caught their eye is a case involving the giant reseller, Amazon, who refused to donate to a church because Amazon saw the church as a hate group. They receive a call from a listener who shares their own story about being involved in an incident at Publix and how an incident report was important in their situation. Later in the episode, Eddie and Chuck take calls from listeners ranging from roof damage, nursing home abuse and more!
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Chuck Farah and Tom Carrero of Law Tigers. Chuck makes the announcement that Farah and Farah has joined the Motorcycle Accident Experts at Law Tigers and the two dive further in to the ins and outs of a motorcycle accident cases.
On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Chuck Farah and U.S. marine and Farah and Farah attorney, Nick Lafountain. The team discusses Marine base Camp Lejeune in South Carolina where Nick was stationed. There is currently a lawsuit going on with Camp Lejeune because of its contaminated water supply that has caused many injuries and negative health effects to people who drank it and used the water while stationed at Camp Lejeune. Later in the episode, Chuck and Nick dive into what the qualifying parameters are for a case against Camp Lejeune. If you or someone you know was stationed at Camp Lejeune and has experienced negative health effects since living there, call Farah and Farah today at 1-800-500-5555.
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Farah and Farah PI Attorneys, Matt Grossman and Thomas Normandeau. Matt discusses a brawl on a Carnival cruise ship that involved upward of 60 people. He dives deep into cruise ship cases, the contract that is involved with ticket purchase, and how a person’s rights are much more different at sea compared to on land. The first caller had just adopted two puppies and one of them developed a tumor and has a limited time to live and was curious what kind of legal action they can take against the breeder without a contract. Later in the show, the team talks to a caller that’s had sewage issues and contacted a third-party administrator for a claim, but they are not taking any responsibility. They are looking for any legal recourse that can be taken against the administrator to recoup their thousands of dollars spent. The third caller calls about their daughter being a victim of a truck accident and is looking to know what legally can be done to get their family closure and give their daughter a proper memorial.
This week on Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Medical Malpractice attorney, Keven Wayne Moore, from Farah and Farah. Kevin discusses the Nursing Home Bill of Rights and how nursing homes in Florida may not follow these guidelines, such as falls and neglect. They discuss how neglect and defying the Bill of Rights can impact the people in the nursing home, mentally and physically. Kevin highlights the symptoms and the risks of Deep Vein Thrombosis and how to keep an eye out for it. Kevin answers a call relating to the Camp Lejeune class action lawsuit and what the pros and cons of filing a lawsuit against Camp Lejeune and those responsible. A caller looks for advice on how to serve a mechanic shop due to their mishandling of the owner’s vehicle and a botched service job. The final caller asks what their legal obligations are for paying a medical bill for their father that had just passed.
This week on Legal Live, Eddie and Sheifalika are joined by Andreas Study and Catalina Rodriguez, attorneys from the Orlando office of Farah and Farah. Andreas and Catalina discuss hurricane season in Florida and how this season is projected to be the one of the most active we have seen in a while. They encourage people to be prepared for hurricanes by getting canned food, putting shutters up, and taking pre-home pictures for insurance reasons. Andreas discusses home insurance policies and how there are loopholes that policy holders may not know. Catalina makes a strong recommendation for all policy holders to request a certified policy contract because the insurance company will only give a little bit of the contract to them to limit holder’s knowledge. Andreas and Catalina’s goal for the listeners is to be prepared, informed, and ready to claim what is theirs, if they have been impacted by a hurricane. If you find yourself impacted from a hurricane this hurricane season, call the experience property insure lawyers at Farah and Farah 1-800-500-5555.
On this week’s episode, Eddie and Chuck are joined by Ben Becker, who is filling in for Sheifalika. Eddie discusses how insurance companies use their “preferred body shop” so they can pay less for your car’s damage following an accident, which gets you lesser quality of work on your car and can hurt you in a variety of ways in the long run. They receive a phone call from someone who is having an issue getting a contractor to come fix their window, even though they already paid money. Another caller wants answers regarding a 5G tower, how it impacts one’s health, and the value of their home. Later in the episode, a caller has concerns of their mother, who was recently injured at a Medicaid-funded facility and how that impacts accountability. A car dealer calls in and is worried about an unlicensed, street-side car dealer who is cutting into their business and is worried the government is not getting the tax on the sales. The final caller is seeking justice for their husband, who has cancer that may be linked to firefighter foam and was misdiagnosed, originally.
This week on Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Kevin Wayne Moore, a Medical Malpractice lawyer with Farah and Farah. The main topic of today’s episode is Medical Malpractice, what it entails, and who it impacts. A caller looks for advice to see if the treatment they received for their eye is considered Medical Malpractice and if they have a case. Kevin gives information on NICA and what it can do for a family if a child qualifies. Many children do not qualify and that allows for Medical Malpractice cases if there are any issues with a birth of a child. Sheifalika and Kevin discuss a case in which a nurse neglected to pay attention to what drugs they were giving to their patient that led to the patient’s death.
This week on Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah. Eddie gives an update on a previous caller, who believes they may have been scammed out of their home and how the situation was alleviated. A caller discusses their concerns of being incorrectly charged by their insurance company, due to an autorenewal system. Later in the episode, a listener calls in to get advice on what they should do with faulty packaging on a product they ordered that ended up destroying their floors. They inquire whether a lawsuit is warranted. Finally, the team takes a call from a listener who had a car drive through their home which has led their family to be displaced and left with no direction. Do you have a question you would like answered on Legal Live? Email doihaveacase@farahandfarah.com today!
This week Eddie and Chuck Farah open the episode discussing a topic on everyone’s minds these days: Roe v Wade. They acknowledge the weight carries and the possible repercussions if it is overturned. They receive many phone calls from listeners this week and discuss a wide range of topics from pool contractors to house scammers and adoption rights. Do you have a question you want answered on Legal Live by Eddie and Chuck Farah? Email doihaveacase@farahandfarah.com today!
On this episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. They begin the episode discussing homeowners’ policies and the window of time you have to make a claim. They receive a call from a listener inquiring about the statutes of limitations with Medical Malpractice cases and ask specific questions about their personal scenario. Later in the show they take more calls from listeners and hear about a caller’s son who was pulled over, but given a ticket to the call themselves instead of their son. Eddie and Chuck then discuss estate planning and beneficiaries.
Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika this week to answer a handful of interesting questions. One caller brings up the age-old question of who is held responsible when something happens if their name is on the title of a car, but they did not cause the incident. The next caller has a sinking home and is looking for compensation for the damages to the house. The third caller talked about how the car insurance company wants to add his daughter, who is of legal driving age but does not have driver’s license, to his insurance policy. Later in the episode a caller explains a rental mishap of not knowing who truly owns the property they are currently renting. Finally, wear and tear does not appear to be covered by this caller’s warranty and they want to get to the bottom of this.
This week on Legal Live, Shieifalika is joined by Kevin Wayne Moore, a Medical Malpractice attorney from Farah and Farah. They discuss what Medical Malpractice truly is, how it happens, and what the legal process is like when it occurs. Kevin dives into specific scenarios when doctors/health professionals would be legally liable for malpractice. They receive a phone call from a caller seeking advice for a contractor that is not following through on the agreement they made prior to the contractor starting work. Later in the show, another listener calls in to ask about car titles and what they should do to avoid permissive liability in the case of an accident. Finally, two callers discuss personal Medical Malpractice cases, but one of them may be more than meets the eye.
In this episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Sheifalika discuss removal of mugshots from the internet following dropped claims. They also discuss appraisals and who is responsible with inaccurate appraisals. Eddie talks with Brian, a partner at Farah & Farah, about a highspeed car chase that involved an armed kidnapper and a child. They receive phone calls pertaining to car dealership contracts and health sharing programs.
In this week’s episode of Legal Live, Attorney, Thomas Normandeau, from Farah & Farah joins the show. Tom and Shafalika discuss the influx of technology in vehicles like self-driving vehicles and self-parking vehicles, as well as who should be held accountable in the case of an accident with these autonomous vehicles. He discusses the different levels of technology in the cars we are driving today and how this impacts accident cases. Tom receives a call with concerns of the hacking of technologically advanced cars. He ends the show with a phone call explaining how it’s possible for someone to hack in to the technology of a car.
On this episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck discuss a variety of cases like trespassing and land-owner responsibility, mental anguish from car accidents, and sovereign immunity. Eddie and Chuck dive into avoiding willful injury as a landowner and warning people of danger that may not be known. They also receive calls pertaining to disability claims and arbitration clauses in contracts with internet providers.
On this episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck discuss cruising and maritime law. They cover all the differences between laws on land and while at sea. Eddie and Chuck also discuss new condominium structural inspection laws, cyberstalking laws, the child-safety alarm act, and rental car liability. They receive a call pertaining to an accident with firetruck and they give advice when dealing with a claim against the city.
In this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck discuss a case that occurred a few years ago regarding wrongful birth. Also, Eddie and Chuck talk about insurance and how they handle a consumer’s claim. They also receive phone calls pertaining to shopping for cars online, issues with phone providers, and stacking coverage. To close things out, they discuss freedom of speech in private businesses.
In this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie discusses their support for Five Star Veterans and their partnership with the Humane Society to raise money for their foundation. Eddie also talks about a case Farah and Farah handled that is based on vicarious liability. He answers phone calls regarding HOA rules, hit and run accidents, nursing home agreements and loopholes.
In this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck discuss the Sandy Hook catastrophe and the lawsuit that followed. They also receive phone calls from listeners and discuss umbrella policies and how to properly handle them and prepaid legal services.
In this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck discuss Medical Malpractice. They discuss a specific situation when it came to malpractice and an independent contractor at a hospital. They give insight for utilizing independent contractors and when it comes to lawsuits with independent contractors. They take phone calls from listeners with a variety of issues, such as, treated lawns when it was not permitted, an auto accident, and insurance complications. Eddie and Chuck also discuss new information in baby food and it’s harmful ingredients.
In this weeks episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah discuss the warranty laws designed to protect consumers and what to do if you ever find yourself with a defective product. They discuss the way Farah and Farah has helped clients with warranty cases and the process that's taken to ensure clients get what's rightfully owed to them. Later in the episode, Eddie and Chuck Farah take calls from listeners and discuss traffic tickets, wrongful termination and diminished value of vehicles after an accident.
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In this week's episode Chuck and Eddie talk about automobile accidents, the different ways they handle cases on their end, and what kind of insurance you should have. They dive into what it's like to have your case handled by Farah and Farah and the processes that they have developed over the years to move cases along. They also answer a call about vaccine mandates on college campuses.
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In this episode, Eddie and Chuck Farah begin by discussing the trajedy in Oxford Michigan when a 15 year old brought a gun to school ending in four students all under the age of 18 losing their lives. Eddie Farah discusses the importance of "Red Flag Laws" and how that policy could have prevented the Michigan school shooting from happening. Later in the episode, the group is joined by Jacksonville resident, Jeff, who is a truck driver and explains the ins and outs of truck driving in a supply shortage following a pandemic. Eddie and Chuck explain the impairments that short haul drivers face as contractors and the help that unions provide in these kinds of industries.
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Chuck and Eddie discuss the Stand Your Ground law in the wake of the Rittenhouse verdict, and answer calls about navigating a breach of contract with your builder, determining diminished value of a vehicle, and some complications with an insurance situation.
Chuck and Eddie (and Larry?) discuss the financial impediments holding back ex-convicts from voting, answer a call about potential estate theft, and a light discussion on how churches interact with the law. Do you have a question you want answered on air? Email doihaveacase@farahandfarah.com.
Special guests Scott Burleigh and Tom Normandeau from Farah and Farah dive into Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance. What it does, what it is, and why you don't want to get rid of it. They also answer calls about workman's comp, and how much a judge can influence a settlement. Do you have a question you want answered on air? Email doihaveacase@farahandfarah.com for answers to all your legal questions.
This week's episode starts with Eddie and Chuck Farah answering questions from callers discussing a range of topics from the legality of pesky telemarketers repeatedly calling you to property disputes with your property builder. Later in the episode, long time Farah attorney, Brian Flaherty, joins the crew to discuss the "Stand Your Ground" law in Florida, qualified immunity and how they relate to recent cases such as, Alex Baldwin's prop gun accidentally firing on set and whether a by-stander would have been justified to intervene when a woman in Philadelphia was raped on a train out in the open a couple weeks ago.
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Chuck & Eddie Farah discuss reinstating felons' right to vote. Callers demonstrate that opinions on this matter vary. Also, recap from previous week's carfax question, and a caller has issues regarding oxycontin settlement.
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Eddie Farah talks talks about legal news, and dives into legal terms and processes. Today's topics included property ownership limitations, pandemic opioid deaths, carcinogen class action suits (J&J sunscreen products, Paraquat), and "qualified immunity" reform.
Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah discuss disputing car accident claims.
The accident report privilege means the information within the accident report is not admissible in court. If the other driver receives a ticket and it is mentioned in the accident report, it does not matter. The reason the accident report privilege is in effect is because the state wants the roads to be safer and allow people to speak freely on the scene of an accident without being held accountable for what is said and reported at that time. However, if drinking is involved, it moves to a criminal investigation that can be used against someone.
Even though in Florida someone has 4 years to file a lawsuit for a car accident, it's best to contact a lawyer quickly to work on disputing any issues and start to document the physical evidence.
Personal injury attorneys Eddie and Chuck Farah passionately discuss new Florida real estate laws, the hidden dangers of trespassing laws, and Supreme court rulings on workplace concealed weapon laws. In this week’s podcast, the founding partners also review their thoughts on the importance of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act among various other topics. Call Farah & Farah today for any questions or a free consultation.
Personal injury lawyers Eddie and Chuck Farah kick-off the episode by discussing Vicarious Liability and Beneficial vehicle ownership. The duo discuss what steps you can take to prevent yourself from being held accountable for someone else's car accident that happened with a vehicle technically in your name. If you have questions about your involvement in a car accident, call Farah & Farah for a free case review today. Later in the episode, Eddie and Chuck take calls from listeners and discuss wrongful evictions from their landlord and unpaid wages in the workplace.
Vince McMahon controlled wrestlers in the 1980s and some wrestlers tried to unionize because they were considered an independent contractor which meant they didn't get benefits. A person who is a contractor does not get the same benefits as an employee such as workers' compensation benefits if you are injured on the job.
Personal injury lawyers Eddie and Chuck Farah discuss damage to your home from storms like tropical storms, hurricanes, and high wind. In the past, insurance adjusters would come to your house if you had storm damage, access the damage, and give you a check for repairs. Now, they plug the information into a computer to determine how much they should pay but it tends not to cover the full repairs. If you experience damage to your home from a storm, contact Farah & Farah to help you fight for what you are entitled to under your homeowner's insurance policy.
Eddie discusses the importance of having uninsured motorist coverage on your insurance policy if you are in a car accident. It's some of the most valuable insurance coverage you can have on your policy and it's not expensive!