In virtually any circumstance that calls for legal proceedings, a Gainesville litigation and trial lawyer may be able to help represent your case and set your mind at ease. From start to finish, our attorneys can fight to protect the rights afforded to you under local, state, and federal law in litigation or on trial.
Whether you are one person looking to solve a civil dispute with your neighbor, or you are a business with 500 employees looking to restructure your contracts, our attorneys can help coordinate legal needs. We can stand by your side and help guide you through your legal situation, no matter how big or small it may be.
To discuss your case and the services Bogin, Munns & Munns may be able to provide, contact our team today at (352) 332-7688.
The Types of Cases We Handle
To better serve your needs, Bogin, Munns & Munns proudly represent clients in dozens of various trial and litigation proceedings, including matters dealing with:
- Appeals
- Business law
- Aviation law
- Real estate law
- Construction litigation
- Disputes over insurance claims and policies
- Litigation involving homeowners’ associations
- Intellectual property rights claims
- Licensing agreements
- Eminent domain
- Trial advocacy services
- Issues with debt collectors
- Contract and payment disputes
- Disagreements arising from divorce proceedings
- Contract disputes
- Civil action
- And numerous other proceedings
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, we do not want anybody to feel alone during their legal proceedings. To learn more about our full range of services, contact a Bogin, Munns & Munns team member today at (352) 332-7688.
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Litigation in the Civil Courts
If an amicable settlement cannot be reached by the parties beforehand, many civil proceedings end up being presented in front of a judge. This includes everything from personal injury lawsuits to class action cases to child custody hearings and more.
Further, other types of civil cases that may go to trial include:
- Personal injury cases
- Product liability
- Animal attacks, such as dog bite cases
- Medical malpractice
- Family law, including divorce hearings
- Premises liability
- Workers’ compensation
- Wrongful death cases
- And more
There are many steps involved in civil litigation. These may include pre-trial hearings, presentation of evidence, judgments, and appeals. Depending on the case, these stages can take a substantial amount of time.
When you turn your case over to a Gainesville litigation and trial lawyer from Bogin, Munns & Munns, you can carry on with your life without being burdened by managing ongoing legal proceedings. Our firm will make sure to answer your questions and keep you updated on your case throughout the duration of our work together.
Florida Law Surrounding Civil Action
For certain types of compensation-based civil litigation, Florida law dictates strict time limits that victims must act within if they wish to be eligible for damages.
For example, in accordance with Florida Statutes §95.11, there is a general two-year statute of limitations on personal injury claims, starting the day the injury occurs. This two-year limit also applies to wrongful death cases, as well as medical malpractice cases.
For injuries resulting from nursing home abuse or neglect, there is a general two-year statute of limitations detailed under Florida Statutes §400.0236. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of the deadlines that may apply for legal action.
Regardless of the civil case, a litigation lawyer will work with these time constraints in mind, aiming to keep their client on track so they do not have their case dismissed. Bogin, Munns & Munns may be able to discuss what specific deadlines pertain to your case when you call.
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Taking Legal Action Against Insurance Companies
In a state as heavily populated as Florida, there are millions of insurance policies for homes, cars, boats, employment benefits, and everything in between.
Unfortunately, you may run into an insurance company operating on “bad faith.” Bad faith filings allege that the insurer was unjust in their ruling on a policyholder’s claim, either by undervaluing the claim, unrightfully denying it, or other various types of misdeeds.
Bad faith practices may include:
- Failing to offer an appropriate settlement
- Not disclosing policy limitations, or other important information, to the policyholder
- Improper use of medical records
- Refusing to pay a claim
- Not doing an appropriate investigation
- Not paying a claim in a timely manner
- Refusing to negotiate a claim settlement
- And more
If you believe that an insurance company you are working with has operated in bad faith, a Gainesville litigation and trial lawyer from Bogin, Munns & Munns may be able to help you challenge them legally. We happily offer clients legal representation in insurance matters. Our legal capabilities extend to cover areas of:
- Insurance defense
- Examining and calling into question the specific details of insurance policy coverages
- Subrogation
- And more
If necessary, we can file a lawsuit against your insurance company and take your case to trial.
Bogin, Munns & Munns Can Defend Your Rights in Gainesville
A Gainesville litigation and trial lawyer from Bogin, Munns & Munns may be able to help you in a variety of legal disputes and processes. Our team can take on the communications, negotiations, and investigations in your case when we represent you. We can also handle all legal deadlines and paperwork and explain all applicable Florida law to you.
Whether you know exactly what legal services you seek, or if you are dealing with a new legal situation and want to learn more about your options for representation, contact a Bogin, Munns & Munns representative today at (352) 332-7688. The sooner you call, the sooner we can get started on your case.
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