Fowkes & Hasanbasic, Accident and Insurance Lawyers

Our firm will remain open throughout the pandemic to assist our community. We have implemented several safety procedures to protect the health and welfare of our clients, including remote appointments, social distancing within the office, and providing masks to visitors. If you have any questio...

Auto accident cases often result in very serious injuries. Injuries like back pain, neck pain, and broken bones are common injuries that result from auto accidents. However, once you have completed treatment for your injuries, you may not have fully “recovered” from the auto accident.

Most car accidents in Florida happen because one of the drivers was negligent. Negligence is when someone has a duty to act with reasonable care and fails to do so, causing harm to another person. A negligent person is required by law to pay damages to the injured person in a car accident in pr...

If you are unlucky enough to find yourself in an auto or motorcycle accident, there are a few things you should always do. Here are five simple, yet important, things to remember:

You may have noticed more and more Amazon trucks on the road and in your neighborhood recently. That trend is not going away, especially now that Amazon has begun implementing one-day shipping. As Amazon orders go up and their delivery times are reduced, a great amount of pressure is placed on ...

A lender or a company that denies you credit because of the information in your credit reports must send you a notice of adverse action. The notice of adverse action simply provides more information on why your application was denied.

Inaccurate information in your credit report can negatively impact your ability to get housing, credit, and employment. You may also find yourself in the same situation because of identity theft. The Fair Credit Reporting Act is a law that provides remedies for people that deal with inaccurate in...

The three primary credit reporting agencies that keep track of consumer credit ratings in the United States are Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian. Employers, landlords, and other organizations get credit information of potential employees or applicants from these companies.

Debt collectors are already … aggressive. And with more debts about to go unpaid, they’re about to get more harassing and insistent, especially if they’re working on commission. Federal and state law makes it illegal for debt collectors to engage in unfair, abusive, or deceptive practices when t...