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How Do You Know If Your Deposition Went Well?
Once you file a personal injury lawsuit, you are likely to be called in for a deposition. A deposition refers to a formal hearing where, as a witness or an interested party in the lawsuit, you are questioned under oath by an opposing attorney. A deposition can be nerve-racking, primarily because the questions the… Read More »
Tires: A Lesser-Known Cause of Car Accidents
When discussing car accidents, your conversation may likely be focused on how speeding and distractions of impaired driving can cause such accidents. However, have you ever considered how tires could also lead to an accident and how essential tires are? Tires are the main thing separating you and the asphalt, and defective or poorly… Read More »
Truck Blind Spots: How They Put Motorists at Risk
While many assume that truck drivers have a better view of the road because they sit higher and have large mirrors, trucks also have more significant blind spots. These blind spots, where visibility is obstructed, pose a serious risk for truckers and other road users. Staying in a truck’s blind spot means the driver… Read More »
Helpful Tips for Teaching Your Teen To Drive
As a parent, the thought of your teen hitting the road can be nerve-wracking, and for good reason. While most teenagers dream of finally driving all their lives, statistics show that teen drivers are more likely to be involved in car accidents than any other age group. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety… Read More »
Understanding Accidents Caused by Medical Conditions
When a car accident occurs, driver negligence, including distractions, intoxication, or speeding, is often suspected to be the cause. However, some accidents happen due to sudden or pre-existing medical conditions, making liability more complicated. When a driver claims a medical emergency caused the crash, proving fault can be challenging and stressful. Understanding the legal… Read More »
Distracted Driving Laws in Florida
In 2024, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles reported that nearly 300 fatalities occurred due to distracted driving. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) defines distracted driving as anything that requires a driver to take their hands off the wheel, eyes off the road, or mind off driving. If you are… Read More »
Common Mistakes Personal Injury Clients Make
If you’ve been injured because of someone else’s negligence, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure what to do next. None of us plans for accidents, so when they happen, it is easy to make mistakes that can jeopardize one’s claim. While some errors are minor, others can significantly impact your chances of getting fair… Read More »
Can a Business Be Held Liable for Serving Alcohol to a Drunk Driver Who Causes a Car Crash in Florida?
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), around 37 lives are lost in the U.S. every day due to drunk-driving crashes; that’s one person every 39 minutes. While drunk drivers may be blamed for such tragedies, you might wonder if the bar or restaurant that served them alcohol could also be liable…. Read More »
Your First Meeting With a Personal Injury Lawyer
After getting injured in an accident, one of the crucial things to do is to speak with a personal injury lawyer for legal advice and support. While you might have previously met a personal injury lawyer, for instance, through work or social events, the situation may differ when you or a loved one has… Read More »
What Is the 14-Day Accident Law in Florida?
In Florida, your actions and how promptly you take them after a car accident can significantly impact your recovery and legal rights. Florida has a critical deadline that every driver must be aware of: the 14-day accident rule. This post-accident period rule is vital in protecting your rights to seek medical care and compensation… Read More »
