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Mark Kaire

About Mark Kaire

Mark Kaire has been practicing law in Miami for nearly 15 years. He is dedicated to helping the injured people of Miami receive compensation. Mr. Kaire has been blogging on Miami's legal issues for 4 years.

Entries by Mark Kaire

How Social Media Can Impact a Personal Injury Case

September 20, 2019 in /by

According to Pew Research Center, the vast majority of Americans — 7 out of 10 — use some form of social media. While young adults still are the most likely to use social media at 90%, all age groups, from 50 to 64 (69%) to 65+ (40%) engaged in some form of social media usage. […]

Why Bike Lanes Should Have Physical Protection from Car Traffic

September 19, 2019 in /by

In Florida, we are fortunate to have the kind of weather that allows us to get outside almost every day of the year. Yet many of us avoid doing one outdoor activity in particular, and for good reason: riding a bike in many Florida cities — particularly in Miami — is simply not safe. Although […]

Personal Injury Statute of Limitations in Florida

July 12, 2019 in /by

When one speaks of the statute of limitations, it is important to know that there are several. Most causes of action have their own statute, though they may be very similar. It is important to know what the statute of limitations is on your cause of action before you begin to bring suit; if you […]

Tiger Woods Dismissed from Wrongful Death Suit

June 25, 2019 in /by

Tiger woods was named as a defendant in a wrongful death lawsuit.  On June 12, our blog examined Tiger Woods’ potential liability in the wrongful death suit.  The lawsuit was filed on behalf of an employee of a restaurant that Woods invested in. That blog post can be found here. Based on our analysis of […]

What You Tell Your Doctor Following An Accident Can Make Or Break Your Case

June 22, 2019 in , /by

In the world of Personal injury and medical malpractice, facts matter. A hidden word in thousands of pages of medical records can be a deciding factor. Words matter!! A recent case from Florida’s 5th DCA, make it clear that information contained within medical records regarding how an accident happened is admissible. To the end, Cynthia […]

Investigation Finds That Doctors with Malpractice Claim History Are Still Treating Patients

June 15, 2019 in /by

Florida Doctors Previous Negligence Still Risking Future Negligence in Patients When a Florida doctor’s negligence causes the loss of a loved one or leaves you with a life-changing injury, you file a medical malpractice lawsuit to collect damages and, hopefully, deter that physician from committing preventable errors in the future. Unfortunately, there’s a high likelihood […]

How 3D Painted Crosswalks May Decrease Pedestrian Accidents in Miami

June 14, 2019 in /by

“Optical illusion” crosswalks are saving lives overseas. It’s time for Florida to consider installing them here in Miami too.  Florida has its fair share of optical illusions, but most of them are tourist attractions, from Spook Hill and WonderWorks to Ripley’s Believe it Or Not and beyond. But what if optical illusions were part of […]

Tiger Woods Faces Wrongful Death Suit

June 12, 2019 in /by

Nicholas Immesberger worked as a bartender at The Woods in Jupiter, Florida. In December of 2018, on his way home from work, Immesberger was involved in an automobile accident that resulted in his death. His blood alcohol level was three times over the legal limit. This last May, Immesberger’s family filed a wrongful death lawsuit […]

Jacksonville Hospital Files Lawsuit Regarding the Confidentiality of Medical Records

June 12, 2019 in /by

As Miami Medical Malpractice lawyers we are tasked with finding evidence of medical negligence.  Our job became a little bit easier in 2004, when Florida citizens voted to amend the Florida Constitution by passing Amendment 7.  Amendment 7 permits patients to access records related to a health care facility’s “medical negligence, intentional misconduct, and any […]

Florida Adopts Daubert Standard For Expert Testimony

June 4, 2019 in /by

Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice cases often come down to expert testimony. On May 23rd, 2019, the Florida Supreme Court adopted the Daubert standard which now operates as the state’s evidentiary standard for the admissibility of expert testimony.  The difference between the Daubert standard, and the previous Frye standard, is under Frye, when an expert […]

Lawyer’s Financial Relationship With A Treating Doctor Is Not Admissable

March 27, 2019 in /by

To state the obvious, the cost of health care continues to rise.  Yet, Florida’s antiquated No Fault Law (PIP) provides a $10,000.00 limit on medical benefits.  Basically, the cost of a visit at your local Emergency room.   Thus, lawyers who represent injured accident victims have to find qualified medical providers, who agree to treat […]