What should I do right after an injury from a Hinge date in Florida?
Seek medical care immediately and report the incident to police. Preserve evidence like text messages from the Hinge app. Contact a personal injury lawyer at Kaiser Romanello for a free consultation to explore your legal options under Florida law.

Can I sue Hinge or Match Group for injuries from a date arranged on the app?
Hinge, as part of Match Group, may face liability if negligence, like failing in duty of care, contributed to the harm. The Communications Decency Act often protects dating apps, but exceptions exist in personal injury cases involving sexual assault. Our law firm evaluates if legal action is viable.

What types of injuries from Hinge meets qualify for a personal injury claim?
Common claims include sexual assault, emotional distress, physical harm, or even car accidents during dates. In Florida, victims can seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Wrongful death suits apply if a loved one is lost.

How long do I have to file a claim after a Hinge-related injury in Florida?
Florida’s statute of limitations is typically two years for personal injury claims like assaults from dating apps. Act fast to avoid losing your right to compensation. Schedule a case evaluation with our personal injury attorneys soon.

What evidence is needed for a Hinge injury case?
Gather police reports, medical records, text messages from Hinge, and any social media interactions. This helps prove the connection to the dating platform. Our legal professionals guide you through collecting proof for a strong personal injury claim.

Does Kaiser Romanello handle class action suits against Hinge?
Yes, we explore class action options against Match Group if patterns of negligence affect multiple victims. For individual cases, we provide dedicated legal representation. Call us to discuss your situation.