f9a4072edf3a188afbf47e6b5215c8b6b70e7601 (1)
Get Informed

Our Latest Blog

At Tuttle Larsen Injury Attorneys, we believe in keeping our clients informed. Read our articles to learn more about your case.
construction accident lawyer
Posted on September 16, 2026

How Lost Wages Are Documented After an Injury

An injury can affect more than a person’s health. Time away from work may create financial pressure, particularly when an injured person misses several weeks or months of employment. A...

car accident lawyer Fort Pierce, FL
Posted on September 1, 2026

Common Questions Injured Drivers Ask

Does Florida Actually Require Bodily Injury Insurance? No, Florida remains a no-fault state and does not currently require standard bodily injury liability coverage, meaning many at-fault drivers on the road...

car accident lawyer St. Lucie County, FL
Posted on August 24, 2026

Why Your Own Insurer Pays You First

A System That Genuinely Pays Before Fault Gets Decided Florida remains one of the few states operating under a no-fault insurance system, meaning an injured driver's own coverage generally pays...

Pedestrian Accidents Tuttle Larsen
Posted on August 21, 2026

Back-to-School Safety Tips for Drivers

When school is back in session, Florida roads get busier. School buses return to their routes, parents line up for drop-off and pickup, and more children are walking and biking...

wrongful death lawyer Port St. Lucie, FL
Posted on August 19, 2026

Who Actually Recovers When Someone Dies

Florida Defines a Specific Group of Survivors Under Florida Statute Section 768.18, eligible survivors in a wrongful death case include the decedent's spouse, children, parents, and certain blood relatives or...

slip and fall lawyer Port St. Lucie, FL
Posted on August 12, 2026

Why a Wet Floor Case Is Harder to Prove

Florida's Transitory Substance Law Sets a High Bar Under Florida Statute Section 768.0755, a person injured by slipping on a transitory foreign substance in a business establishment has to prove...

Posted on August 10, 2026

When a Short-Term Rental Party Turns Violent

Short-term rentals bring people into residential neighborhoods who have no connection to the block. Most stays end without incident. When a rental gets used as a party venue, though, the...

wrongful death lawyer Vero Beach, FL
Posted on August 3, 2026

Vero Beach Shooting and the Family’s Claim

A homicide investigation is a criminal matter. It can also give rise to a separate civil claim brought by the family of the person who died. Those two cases move...

car accident lawyer St. Lucie County, FL
Posted on July 29, 2026

The Fault Percentage That Can End Your Case

What Is Florida's Current Comparative Negligence Rule? Under Florida Statute Section 768.81, amended by House Bill 837 in March 2023, Florida shifted from pure comparative negligence to modified comparative negligence....

1 2 3 … 35