The Echevarria Law Firm, PA
After an injury on someone else’s property, the question usually doesn’t come right away. It shows up later—when the pain doesn’t fade, when work becomes harder, or when an insurance
An Uber ride is supposed to be the easy part of your day. You open the app, get in the car, and trust that everything else is handled. When an
After an accident, the questions don’t come all at once. They show up slowly—between medical appointments, missed workdays, and phone calls from insurance adjusters. One of the biggest questions most
You walk into a store, an apartment building, or a friend’s property expecting it to be reasonably safe. When an injury happens instead—a fall, an assault, a dog bite—it often
After an accident, a lot of people ask the same honest question: can I handle a personal injury claim without a lawyer? Sometimes the answer is “maybe.” Other times, trying
In Miami, slip and fall accidents don’t usually happen because someone isn’t paying attention. They happen because certain places create the same dangerous conditions over and over again—wet surfaces that
Spend any time driving in Miami and you’ll see it happen. A rental car hesitates at a green light. A driver drifts across lanes after missing an exit. Someone suddenly
After an accident, many people assume the insurance adjuster assigned to their claim is there to help sort things out fairly. In reality, adjusters operate within structured systems designed to
Most people expect personal injury cases to move quickly. When weeks turn into months—or longer—it often comes as a surprise. The truth is that timelines vary widely because every case
Rideshare collisions often leave people confused about who is actually responsible. Unlike a typical car accident, an Uber or Lyft crash involves additional layers—company policies, driver app status, and competing
