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START A FREE CONSULTATION3,450 Distracted Driving Deaths in 2016
Posted in Car Accident Law on June 14, 2018
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, distracted driving claimed the lives of 3,450 across the United States in 2016. We wanted to see where exactly these fatalities were occurring, and the circumstances in which they happened. We worked with data visualization agency 1Point21 Interactive to create this map displaying every single fatal crash… read more
4 Things to Know Before You Talk to the Insurance Company
Posted in Car Accident Law,Insurance Law,Personal Injury on June 14, 2018
Conversations with insurance companies are commonplace after personal injury accidents in Fort Lauderdale. You will need to talk to your own auto insurance company in Florida after a car accident, or your employer’s insurance company after a workplace injury. You may also need to talk to an at-fault party’s insurance company in a negligence-related incident…. read more
Posted in Defective Product Law,Personal Injury on June 13, 2018
Inferior vena cava (IVC) filters are medical devices meant to prevent blood clots and deep vein thrombosis from migrating and reaching the heart and lungs. While many patients have had positive outcomes using IVC filters, others have suffered devastating health complications, injuries, and even death. There are currently product liability lawsuits against IVC filter manufacturers… read more
Property Owner Liability for Vacation Rentals/Airbnb
Posted in News,Slip And Fall Accident on May 29, 2018
Many Americans who own multiple properties rent them out as vacation homes. Short-term rentals to vacationers are great moneymakers. Services such as Airbnb are growing in popularity thanks to their relatively low cost compared to average hotels and ease of access, but it’s crucial for property owners to know their level of liability for any… read more
Liability in Car Accidents Caused by Rain
Posted in Car Accident Law,Car Safety on May 25, 2018
Weather can be one of the most dangerous aspects of driving in some cases, so it’s vital for drivers to understand how rain can affect driving and a driver’s liability for car accidents. The likelihood of car accidents happening increases during rain, so drivers should know which factors can lead to liability for these accidents…. read more
Thinking About Committing a Hit and Run? Think Again!
Posted in Hit And Run Car Accident,Pedestrian Accident,Personal Injury on April 28, 2018
As tempting as it might seem to escape liability for a collision, it is never in anyone’s best interests to hit someone and run. Hit-and-run is a serious crime in Florida that can come with life-changing repercussions. Leaving the scene of an accident without fulfilling one’s duties to the other party could result in dire… read more
Is Not Wearing a Helmet While Riding a Bike Negligent?
Posted in Accident Involving Children,Bicycle Accident,Pedestrian Accident,Personal Injury on April 27, 2018
As the victim of a bicycle or motorcycle accident in Florida, your helmet wearing or lack thereof could become a point of discussion during a personal injury insurance claim or lawsuit. Florida’s helmet laws and comparative fault statute could end in at least partial liability for damages on the biker’s shoulders – even if another… read more
The Legally Binding Truth of Oral Contracts
Posted in News on April 26, 2018
Holding someone to his or her word could be within your legal rights in Florida. According to state laws, an oral or verbal agreement could be legally binding in certain circumstances. Even if you have no written contract with a business or individual, the person saying you’re in business with one another could be enough… read more
Florida Pushes New Texting While Driving Law
Posted in Car Accident Law,Personal Injury on April 8, 2018
Too many Floridians take the privilege of driving for granted and do not recognize the responsibilities that come with getting behind the wheel. Texting and driving is one of the deadliest forms of distracted driving on the roadway, yet the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates at least 660,000 drivers use their cell phones… read more
Living in a No-Fault State Like Florida and What It Really Means
Posted in Car Accident Law,Personal Injury on April 7, 2018
Florida is just one of 12 states that follow no-fault insurance laws. These rather unpopular laws mandate that car accident victims must seek damage recovery through their own insurers regardless of who was at fault for the crash. It also makes it difficult to bring a lawsuit against an at-fault driver for bodily injury or… read more