We all know how dangerous it is. Reading a text. Responding. While trying to keep our minds and eyes on the road. It doesn’t work. “Multi-tasking” is a myth: when it comes to driving, there is only one task on which we need to focus. Driving. Or else you’ll end
Rear-end accidents are among the most common type of road collisions. They make up more than a quarter of car accidents. Suing someone over a rear-end collision depends on a number of factors. It’s not necessarily a done deal, and Florida’s rear-ends collision settlement numbers aren’t all the same. Florida
Do you know when to report a car accident in Florida? Most people report theirs immediately from the scene of the accident, but many aren’t as sure if an accident needs reporting. Still others may be injured and confused, meaning they may not report an accident as quickly as they
Are many car accidents caused by drugs? A number are. Think about the warning signs on many medications. You can become sleepy or drowsy, your vision can blur, you become dizzy, your reaction time slows. Prescription drug-related car accidents are a real danger. If you’re on prescription drugs, you just
When you are involved in a traffic crash, a million questions race through your mind – first, and foremost, are you, and any passengers, safe? Are other drivers and pedestrians harmed? Is your vehicle damaged? But there is another critical question to add to the list: what do I need
In the Sunshine State, you have four years from the date of an accident in which to file a Florida personal injury lawsuit (two years if you are filing a wrongful death suit). But there is another deadline that you must be aware of – and this one is considerably
Personal injury law is an umbrella term for a wide variety of injuries, including car and motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, dog bites, defective products, slip and falls, and more. Whether you were injured in a car wreck, slipped on a poorly maintained floor, or were hurt when a product malfunctioned,
When you have suffered an injury due to the negligence, recklessness, or carelessness of another party or parties, you are coping with a variety of issues: physical pain and discomfort, medical bills, ongoing treatment, loss of work and wages, stress… the list goes on and on. To ensure your rights
Who is at fault in a car accident can be a complex question. Here is one that is far easier to answer: should I admit fault in a car accident? No. It’s that simple. Do not admit fault. There are a variety of factors that contribute to and cause accidents:
Introduction Navigating the aftermath of a car accident can be daunting, especially when you’re certain it wasn’t your fault. Knowing what to do after a car accident that’s not your fault is crucial, not only for your safety but also to ensure your rights are protected. In Florida, a no-fault
