Personal Injury
Risky Behaviors Pedestrians Engage In That Increase The Risk Of Accidents
According to the National Safety Council, pedestrians are the most vulnerable road users. This is because pedestrians do not have any meaningful protection. If an accident happens between a vehicle and a pedestrian, usually what follows is death or severe injuries. In Florida, many pedestrian accidents happen because of driver negligence. For example, pedestrian… Read More »
Arm And Elbow Pain After A Florida Car Accident
Unfortunately, even when wearing a seatbelt, a car accident can still result in serious injuries. The reality is that, as much as seatbelts are designed to keep you safe in the event of a crash, there is only much a seatbelt can do to prevent your body, especially your arm or elbow, from sustaining… Read More »
Is Jaywalking Unlawful In Florida?
Jaywalking accidents are a serious and fatal problem in Florida. While there are states that have jaywalking laws and consider jaywalking illegal, the rules are not so clear in Florida. Some people assume that jaywalking is illegal. But is this habit really unlawful? Defining Jaywalking Before answering the question, “Is jaywalking unlawful in Florida?”… Read More »
Liability In A Florida Roundabout Accident
According to FDOT, there are about 300 roundabouts on local roads throughout Florida. It is believed that roundabouts improve overall safety mainly because they improve traffic flow. However, the reality is roundabout accidents happen quite a lot in Florida. Many drivers in Florida do not know what to do while driving in a roundabout…. Read More »
What Is Considered A Reasonable Person In An Injury Case?
If a jury reviews the facts of your personal injury case, it will rely on the “reasonable person” standard to determine if the defendant was negligent. In other words, if a jury reviews the facts of your case, it will consider the question, “Would a reasonable person have acted in the same way the… Read More »
I Was In An Accident With A Truck That Was Driving In The Left Lane. Can Trucks Drive In The Left Lane In Florida?
If you were in a Florida truck accident with a truck that was driving on the left lane on a highway, you might be wondering if trucks can drive on the left lane in Florida. So, can they? The Florida Department of Transportation enforces strict truck lane restrictions. For decades, regulations involving the left… Read More »
Auto Accidents That Happen During A Downpour
Drivers in Florida owe other road users a duty of care. This means that Florida drivers are expected to take precautions to drive safely at all times. Indeed, bad weather can be cited as a factor in an auto accident. However, the reality is that bad weather does not excuse the fault of motorists… Read More »
Headaches After A Car Accident
It is not uncommon to suffer headaches after a car accident. Often, headaches after an auto accident resolve themselves within a short time. However, some headaches after a car accident indicate a severe injury. It is crucial that you see a medical professional if you are experiencing headaches after an auto accident. A medical… Read More »
Soft Tissue Injuries In Car Accidents
Among the most common car accident injuries are soft tissue injuries. Unfortunately, as car accident attorneys, we have seen victims who thought they had minor soft tissue injuries, only for the injuries to blossom into major problems. The truth is that soft tissue injuries are not always minor as most people think. And without… Read More »
Questions To Ask A Car Accident Attorney After An Orlando Car Accident
Car accidents can leave victims with permanent physical scars. On top of that, car accidents can leave victims or victims’ families with huge financial losses. Fortunately, if you were injured in an Orlando car accident or lost a loved one in an Orlando car accident because of another party’s negligence, you can recover compensation…. Read More »
