Massage + Physical Therapy Modalities No More: Third District Court of Appeals Strikes Down Opinion on Massage Therapy in PIP The Third District Court of appeals in Miami overruled a county court opinion providing PIP reimbursements for physical therapy services rendered by a licensed massage therapist. This ruling was surprising
Personal Injury Statute of Limitations: How Soon Must You File? If you have a personal injury claim to file, don’t wait! Time may run out. Wherever you are, your state has its limits. If you’re in Florida, there are some things you should know. The personal injury statute of limitations
Social Security Disability: A Comprehensive Guide to Maximizing Your Benefits In the United States, 8.5 million people receive Social Security disability benefits. The Social Security Disability Insurance program, or SSDI, was initially created to offer assistance to workers who become permanently disabled. If you’ve found yourself injured or suffering from an illness,
Esther Uria LaBovick of LaBovick Law Group Selected as “Leader in the Law” by Florida Association for Women Lawyers Palm Beach Gardens, FL – LaBovick Law Group’s Managing Director Esther Uria LaBovick has been awarded the “Leader in the Law” award by the Florida Association for Women Lawyers (FAWL). The
Business interruption insurance differs from property insurance in that a property insurance policy only covers the physical damage to the business, while the additional coverage of a business interruption policy covers the revenue the business would have earned, based on financial records, had the disaster not occurred. Business interruption insurance
Firm Helps Businesses Determine if Policy Covers Coronavirus Palm Beach Gardens, FL – LaBovick Law Group is now offering business owners a free business insurance policy review to determine whether their current business interruption insurance covers the coronavirus pandemic. “We understand that this global pandemic has forced business owners to
The recent global pandemic has people and businesses rethinking their insurance policies. In a situation where the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing businesses to close and the government to issue statewide shutdowns, many business owners are left wondering if they will be able to bounce back once things settle down –
If your business has experienced the loss of revenue due to the coronavirus global pandemic, you have a business interruption insurance policy and your insurance company is not assisting you, you may have a business interruption claim. Your business deserves to be able to count on that insurance. Don’t be
Zantac Lawsuit and Cancer Risk: Everything You Need to Know In the US, over 60 million Americans suffer from heartburn at least once a month. If you’re one of them, then you may have taken the drug Zantac for relief. Although it’s been in the country for almost 40 years, we have
Were you told your Business Interruption Insurance doesn’t cover COVID-19? Business interruption insurance coverage (sometimes called business income coverage) is added on to a business owner’s insurance policy to protect against the loss of income a business suffers after a disaster, such as a fire, hurricane, or another natural disaster.
