After a motor vehicle accident, most victims are focused on recovering from their physical injuries. After all, every morning when they wake up and they look in the mirror they can see and touch their injuries. However, there is one type of injury that can’t be seen...
When you are involved in an automobile accident in the State of Florida, several laws come into play. Some of these laws are unique to Florida, which impact both the at-fault driver and their victims. For instance, Florida is a “no-fault” state, it has a comparative...
Some car accidents and slip and falls in Florida require that a lawsuit be filed in order for the injured party to receive compensation. That is because the parties either cannot settle the case due to a disagreement over who caused the accident and/or the amount of...
In Florida, we have statutory traffic laws that govern how drivers are to make left turns on all public roadways. If a driver does not abide by these road rules, then the law dictates that a driver should be issued a ticket, or even fined. However, driving is also...
Most traffic accidents in the United States are rear end collisions. In fact, Federal research studies warn that 40% of all motor vehicle accidents in this country involve a rear-end collision. Many of these rear end crashes happen at slow speeds, like in parking...
Each year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) releases its research predictions for Florida and the likelihood we will experience serious storm activity, like tropical storms or hurricanes, during the year. With those major storms, comes the...
