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Matthew Sean Tucker

About Matthew Sean Tucker

Matthew Sean Tucker is an Attorney practicing with a particular focus on patents, trademarks and personal injury, including car accidents, slip & falls, and dog bites, and other acts of negligence. Matthew holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Central Florida. Furthermore, Matthew received his J.D. at the University Of Baltimore School Of Law with a dual concentration in intellectual property law and business law. He is also a member of the Florida Bar, and an inventor of several patent pending inventions.

Navigating Payment for Surgery After a Florida Car Accident

When you've been in a car accident in Florida, the last thing you want to worry about is how to pay for the medical treatment you need. Unfortunately, if you've suffered a serious injury that requires surgery, figuring out how to pay for it can become a major concern. After a Florida car accident, it is helpful to contact a Florida car accident attorney so you can focus on recovering from your injury, and your attorney can fight for your compensation to pay for medical bills. First, it's important to understand that Florida is a "no-fault" state when it comes to car accidents. This means that each driver's own insurance policy will cover their medical expenses, regardless of who was at fault for the accident for the first $10,000 of medical bills. If you have personal injury protection (PIP) coverage, it will generally cover the first $10,000 of medical expenses and lost wages. If your medical expenses exceed your PIP coverage or you don't have PIP coverage, an attorney will likely have to make a personal injury claim on your behalf. A personal injury claim is a legal action that allows you to pursue compensation from the person or entity responsible for your accident. In order to file a personal injury claim, your attorney will help prove that the other driver was at fault for the accident and that your injuries were caused by the accident. The process of filing a personal injury claim can be complex and time-consuming, so it's generally a good idea to work with an experienced personal injury attorney. A good attorney can help you navigate the legal system, gather evidence, and negotiate a settlement on your behalf. Another important step [...]

By |2023-01-11T23:24:25-05:00January 15th, 2023|Car Accident, Personal Injury|Comments Off on Navigating Payment for Surgery After a Florida Car Accident
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Uncovering Another Fascinating History Behind Our Favorite Inventions

One interesting story of inventorship is that of the computer mouse. While the computer mouse is now an essential part of our daily lives, it was not always so ubiquitous. The mouse was not even invented until the late 1950s, when Douglas Engelbart, a computer scientist, and engineer, came up with the idea. Engelbart was working at the Stanford Research Institute when he came up with the idea for the mouse. He saw the potential for a device allowing users to interact with computers more intuitively and efficiently and set out to create it. After years of experimentation and testing, Engelbart finally developed a working mouse prototype. His design, which featured two wheels that allowed the mouse to move in any direction, significantly improved over other input devices of the time and quickly became popular. Today, the mouse is an essential part of our daily lives, and it's hard to imagine using a computer without one. However, this story of inventorship shows that even something as seemingly simple as the mouse has a rich history and was the result of years of hard work and persistence. Build your own story of inventorship and contact Tucker Law today to discuss your idea with a registered patent attorney.

By |2023-01-11T17:34:00-05:00January 14th, 2023|Uncategorized|Comments Off on Uncovering Another Fascinating History Behind Our Favorite Inventions
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The Unsung Heroes of Inventorship: Recognizing the Contributions of Lesser-Known Inventors

Inventorship is often associated with big names like Thomas Edison and the Wright brothers, but there are many other inventors whose contributions have gone unrecognized. In this blog post attorney Matthew Tucker will look at some of the unsung heroes of inventorship, exploring the stories of lesser-known inventors who have made significant contributions to our world. One example of an unsung hero of inventorship is Granville T. Woods. Woods was an black inventor who made significant contributions to the development of the early telephone, electric trolley, and other technologies. Despite Mr. Wood's many achievements, he is often overlooked in the history of inventorship, nor have his contributions have not received the recognition they rightfully deserve. Yet another example is Marie Van Brittan Brown, who is often credited as the inventor of the home security system. In 1966, Ms. Brown filed a patent for a system that used cameras and monitors to allow homeowners to see who was at their door, even when they were not home. This system, which included a control panel and remote control, was a precursor to modern home security systems, and it was a significant innovation in its time. Despite her important contribution, Brown's name is not as well-known as some of her contemporaries.  That is why we are bringing light to her story. These are just a few examples of the many unsung heroes of inventorship who have made significant contributions to our world. From Granville T. Woods to Marie Van Brittan Brown, these inventors have helped shape our lives in ways that are often overlooked. It's important to recognize and honor their contributions, and to remember that inventorship is a complex and multifaceted field that includes the contributions of [...]

By |2023-01-11T17:30:41-05:00January 12th, 2023|Patent History, Patents|Comments Off on The Unsung Heroes of Inventorship: Recognizing the Contributions of Lesser-Known Inventors
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Correcting an Inaccurate Police Report in Florida

It's not uncommon for police reports to contain errors.  While police reports are not generally admissible at trial, it may still be important to try to correct inaccuracies.  An inaccurate police report can have serious consequences. First, gather any evidence that supports your claim of inaccuracies.  This may include witness statements, photographs, and any other documentation that contradicts the information in the police report. It's important to have as much evidence as possible to support your claim, as this will make it more likely that the police department will take your request to amend the report seriously. Second, contact the police department where the report was filed. Call the police department and ask to speak to the officer who filed the report. It is best to do this through an attorney to prevent further statements you made to the officer. Third, request a copy of the police report.  Your attorney should do this for you.  After verifying who you are, the department will provide you with a copy of the report. Fourth, review the report and identify any inaccuracies.  Carefully review the report and note any errors or inaccuracies. Make sure to include specific information, such as the page and line number where the error appears.  Talk with your accident attorney about these mistakes. Fifth, write a letter to the police department.  If the officer will not change the inaccuracies, in some cases it Draft a letter to the police department outlining the inaccuracies you've identified and providing evidence to support your claims. In your letter, request that the department amend the report and make sure to include your contact information. Sixth, follow-up with the police department, the officer, and their supervisor.  After a week [...]

By |2024-01-29T22:24:37-05:00January 12th, 2023|Personal Injury|Comments Off on Correcting an Inaccurate Police Report in Florida
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5 Factors That Can Make Turning on Yellow Dangerous

Drivers often decide whether to stop at a yellow traffic light or try to make it through the intersection before the light turns red.  Unfortunately, we know what far too many folks do.  While it may seem like a harmless choice, there are several factors that can make turning on yellow dangerous and potentially even deadly.  There are some things you should consider before you choose to run a yellow light: Traffic: If you're turning onto a busy street or highway, there may not be enough time to safely make it through the intersection before the light turns red.  It would be best if you also considered the speed of oncoming traffic and whether you'll have enough time to merge into the flow of traffic safely. Visibility: If the intersection is obstructed by buildings, trees, or other objects, you may not have a clear view of oncoming traffic.  This can make it difficult to judge whether you'll be able to make it through the intersection safely. Road conditions: Wet or slippery roads can make it difficult to control your vehicle, particularly when turning or braking.  If the roads are slick, it's best to err on caution and stop at the yellow light. Your speed: If you're traveling at high speed, it may be difficult to stop safely before the light turns red.  You should always be aware of your rate and adjust your driving accordingly. Distance from the intersection: The closer you are to the intersection when the light turns yellow, the less time you'll have to react.  If you're far enough away, it may be safer to stop and wait for the next green light. Overall, turning on yellow can be a risky decision, [...]

By |2023-01-11T18:41:31-05:00January 11th, 2023|Car Accident, Personal Injury|Comments Off on 5 Factors That Can Make Turning on Yellow Dangerous
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