When you're injured in an accident in Florida, it can leave you struggling to know what to do or where to turn. After all, you'll likely have physical injuries to recover from, mental and emotional stress, and heft bills and financial burdens caused...
When an accident occurs on our Florida roads, almost invariably the investigation into trying to pinpoint the cause will look at human error first. This is the most common cause of accidents, whether it is someone texting on the phone while driving,...
We now live in an age where the idea that anything we say casually is “lost in the wind” is not something that can be taken for granted. This is especially true during any kind of crisis or accident. The 21st century is a time when anyone with a smar...
Every year in the United States, over 5 or 6 million auto accidents get reported to the police. Since police don’t respond to fender-benders and other minor collisions, the real number of traffic accidents is probably millions more. Out of those acci...
When you're involved in an accident today, you have a few options when trying to seek additional compensation. While your PIP insurance policy could help you offset much of your costs, it's important to remember that you also have the right to seek c...
Hit and run accidents occur in the state of Florida more frequently than you might think. By definition, a hit and run accident is any accident in which the driver leaves the scene without stopping to provide contact information. A few examples of a...
There is nothing more devastating that an automobile accident that results in a severe injury or a fatality; unless the driver of the vehicle who caused the fatality was intoxicated. Driving Under The Influence In 2015, Mothers Against Drunk Driving...
The holiday season is the most dangerous time to be on the road. In fact, during the holidays according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), traffic accidents increase between 18-27% over the holidays. With more chance of ve...
Florida remains just one of four states that consider texting and driving to be only a secondary offense. Meaning, if law enforcement officers see you texting and driving, they cannot legally pull you over unless you are breaking another law as well....
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