Cory D. Lapin, Esq.

Cory D. Lapin, Esq. Florida Personal Injury Lawyer
$1B+ recovered for injury victims and families. Crashes • Medical Malpractice • Wrongful Death
Injured? Don’t Worry,

$9 million settlement.Our client was injured in a scooter crash and suffered a mild traumatic brain injury and a broken ...
08/27/2026

$9 million settlement.

Our client was injured in a scooter crash and suffered a mild traumatic brain injury and a broken leg.

The defense fought hard to minimize the case, especially the head injury. Early on, they said their offer was more than fair and warned it would only go down if the case continued.

We kept building the case.

In the end, they paid three times what they offered at the beginning.

Preparation matters. Pressure matters. Knowing the medicine matters.

We know traumatic brain injury medicine, and we know how to prove the true value of these cases.

Injured? Don’t Worry,

08/05/2026

LAWGIC IN 60: Comparative Fault

Most people think if someone else caused the crash, they’ll recover compensation.

That’s not always true.

Florida follows a modified comparative fault system. That means if a jury finds you partially responsible for your own injuries, your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. But if you’re found more than 50% at fault, you recover nothing.

That one percentage point can mean the difference between recovering millions of dollars… or walking away with zero.

It’s one of the reasons insurance companies spend so much time trying to shift blame onto the injured person. The more serious the injury, the greater the incentive to argue that you were just over that 50% threshold.

In this episode of LAWGIC IN 60, I explain how comparative fault works in Florida and why understanding it can completely change the way you view a personal injury case.

INJURED? DON’T WORRY,




07/31/2026

LAWGIC IN 60 is now on YouTube.

Personal injury law explained clearly, quickly, and without the legal nonsense people pretend makes them sound smarter.

Each video breaks down a real personal injury topic in about 60 seconds, including negligence, medical malpractice, insurance issues, crash cases, premises liability, and more.

Like, subscribe, and follow along.

Injured? Don’t worry,

07/22/2026

LAWGIC IN 60: Medical Malpractice.

Most people think that if something goes wrong during medical treatment, it’s automatically medical malpractice.

It’s not.

A bad outcome alone isn’t enough. The question is whether the health care provider acted the way a reasonably careful provider would have acted under the same or similar circumstances, and whether that failure caused the injury.

Florida also has some of the strictest medical malpractice laws in the country. Before a lawsuit can even be filed, another qualified medical professional must review the records and determine there’s a reasonable basis to bring the case. Then there’s a mandatory presuit investigation period before the case can move forward.

In this episode of LAWGIC IN 60, I explain what medical malpractice actually is, who qualifies as a health care provider, why not every injury in a hospital is a malpractice case, and why these cases are different from almost every other type of lawsuit.

Injured? Don’t worry,




They said we were overvaluing the case.We weren’t.This motorcycle crash caused a mild traumatic brain injury and a knee ...
07/16/2026

They said we were overvaluing the case.

We weren’t.

This motorcycle crash caused a mild traumatic brain injury and a knee injury, and from the beginning we believed the case deserved to be taken seriously.

The defense disagreed.

Then the case developed. The pressure built. And eventually, they paid what we had been asking for all along.

The result: a $6 million settlement, recovering all available insurance.

Results like this come from preparation, persistence, and knowing what a case is worth.

Injured? Don’t Worry,

07/12/2026

LAWGIC IN 60: CAUSATION

If someone causes a crash, are they responsible for every injury that happens afterward?

Not necessarily.

One of the most misunderstood concepts in personal injury law is causation. It’s not enough to prove that someone was negligent. You also have to prove that their negligence actually caused the injury you’re claiming.

That may sound simple, but real life isn’t always that straightforward. What if you’ve been in a prior crash? What if you already had an injury? What if a crash causes a brain injury that later leads to another accident?

In this episode of LAWGIC IN 60, I break down what causation really means using real-world examples that make this legal concept easy to understand.

Because in the law, causing an accident and causing an injury aren’t always the same thing.

Injured? Don’t worry,










Honored to once again be recognized by Aventura Magazine as a Top Lawyer in Miami-Dade County.Being selected by my peers...
07/11/2026

Honored to once again be recognized by Aventura Magazine as a Top Lawyer in Miami-Dade County.

Being selected by my peers makes this recognition especially meaningful. I am grateful for their confidence, for the trust my clients place in me, and for the opportunity to continue fighting for injured people throughout our community.

Recognition is appreciated. Results and service remain the priority.

Injured? Don’t Worry, !










07/01/2026

LAWGIC IN 60: Burden of Proof

Most people have heard the phrase “burden of proof,” but very few know what it actually means.

One of the biggest misconceptions I hear is that every case has to be proven “beyond a reasonable doubt.” That’s true in criminal court, but it’s not the standard in personal injury cases.

In this episode of LAWGIC IN 60, I explain the difference between the burden of proof in criminal and civil cases using a simple example that anyone can understand.

If you’ve ever wondered why someone can be found not guilty in a criminal case but still be held legally responsible in a civil lawsuit, this video will make it all click.

Understanding the rules is the first step to understanding your rights.










They said big results don’t happen in conservative jurisdictions.They said this complex medical malpractice action would...
06/27/2026

They said big results don’t happen in conservative jurisdictions.

They said this complex medical malpractice action would never see real money offered.

So we prepared for trial.

And on the eve of trial, the case resolved for $1.5 million.

That does not happen by accident. It happens when the defense knows you are prepared, persistent, and ready to try the case if that is what justice requires.

Big results require pressure.

Injured? Don’t Worry,











06/23/2026

LAWGIC IN 60: Negligence

Most people hear the word “negligence” after a crash, slip and fall, or other serious injury.

But negligence doesn’t mean someone simply made a mistake.

In personal injury law, negligence is the failure to use reasonable care under the circumstances. In other words, someone broke a safety rule and caused harm to someone else.

That concept is at the center of nearly every personal injury case.

Today’s episode of LAWGIC IN 60 breaks it down in one minute.

Because understanding your rights shouldn’t require three years of law school.

Injured? Don’t Worry,

Address

20900 NE 30th Avenue, Suite 715
Miami, FL
33180

Telephone

+13058152977

Website

,

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Cory D. Lapin, Esq. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Cory D. Lapin, Esq.:

Shortcuts

Featured

Share

Category