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Car and Booster Seat Laws in Florida

Traveling with children can be a great experience for everyone involved. With your little one in the backseat, you’ll be able to build memories, establish a long-lasting bond, and experience the world the way they do – with eyes full of wonder. But before you… read more

3 Signs and Symptoms of Whiplash After a Fort Lauderdale Car Accident

As a car accelerates and decelerates in an accident, your head can whip back and forth. Whiplash injuries result from strain on your neck during the collision.  Whiplash can cause chronic or recurring health problems. It can also accompany more serious conditions like spinal cord… read more

What Are The Odds Of Dying In A Car Crash?

Being involved in a car accident can have a devastating impact on your life. It can even claim your life.  According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 36,560 people died in car crashes in the US in 2018. Unfortunately, traffic fatalities are… read more

Should I Call 911 After a Car Accident in West Palm Beach?

Ideally, you will never be involved in a car accident. However, you can only control your own decisions behind the wheel. Someone else may cause your accident through careless driving. In fact, motor vehicle accidents in West Palm Beach are fairly common. You can prepare… read more

The “Reasonable Person” Standard – What Does it Mean For My Florida Negligence Case?

Most personal injury cases are based on negligence claims. A person might be negligent if they failed to act with the same level of care that a reasonable person would have used in a similar situation. The “reasonable person” is used to judge what someone… read more

Who Pays for the Medical Bills After a Car Accident in Boca Raton?

In almost all cases, insurance will pay for the majority of medical bills after a car accident. But you and the driver that caused the car accident might also need to contribute to the cost. The amount will depend on the medical bills and the… read more

10 Worst Celebrity Car Accidents

Anyone can get into a car accident, including celebrities. Many celebrity car accidents produce minor injuries and go unnoticed by the public. But in some cases, car accidents claim the life of a celebrity and others involved in the accident. Celebrity car accidents, like many… read more

Is it Illegal to Wear Headphones While Driving in Florida?

Yes, with very few exceptions, it is illegal to wear headphones while driving in Florida. If you wear headphones while driving, you could face criminal penalties for violating the law. Additionally, you could cause a distracted driving accident.  Florida may be a no-fault insurance state,… read more

4 Types of Brain Injuries and 3 Levels of Severity

A brain injury can cause permanent cognitive, emotional, and physical impairments. Prompt medical treatment is essential after a head injury or any accident that could result in injury to the brain. Knowing the symptoms of a brain injury can help you know when to seek… read more

Are Car Accident Reports Public Record in Florida?

Florida law requires that drivers stop when they are involved in a traffic accident. Moreover, drivers must report car accidents that cause a person’s death, bodily injury, or $500 or more of property damage.  The easiest way to report a car crash in Florida is… read more

What is MCS-90?

Here are some things you should know about the MCS-90 endorsement and how it can affect a claim after a truck accident. Liability Insurance for Trucking Companies Like car owners, trucking companies must have liability insurance. Liability insurance pays claims for bodily injury and property… read more

Pregnancy & Car Accidents

Car accidents occur all too frequently. In the U.S., a car accident occurs roughly every five seconds. Many of these accidents are fender benders that result in no injuries. But about 3 million people are injured in car accidents every year. Pregnancy can contribute to… read more

Rear-End Collisions in Florida – Injuries and How to Recover

According to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the most common type of car accident is a rear-end collision. In a recent survey, they found that rear-end collisions make up 32.3% of car accidents annually. Rear-end collisions cause predictable damage and injuries. This… read more

Tattoo Infections: Causes, Treatment, Legal Options

Tattoos continue to be popular in the United States. However, there are risks associated with getting a tattoo. According to the FDA, tattoo risks include infection, scarring, allergies, bumps, and MRI complications. Tattoo infections can be extremely risky because they can cause life-threatening conditions if… read more

All About Back and Neck Injuries from Rear-end Collisions

In 2018, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles reported nearly half a million car accidents involving over 693,000 drivers. Research conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that 29% of crashes are rear-end collisions. Rear-end collisions happen more frequently than… read more

Brain-Stem Injuries: Causes and Effects

Brain injuries are some of the most serious injuries a person can sustain. The brain controls all bodily functions. Depending on the severity and location of the brain injury, the injury could result in permanent impairments and disabilities. The brain stem connects a person’s brain… read more

What Should I Wear to Court?

Although court cases should ultimately be determined based on quality evidence and well-established arguments, your appearance can have a certain level of impact on a ruling. Regardless of the reason for appearing in court, it would be best to look professional and respectful.  Dressing appropriately… read more

What is a Demand Letter and Why Should I Have an Attorney Draft One After an Accident?

The plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit is the party who was injured. However, long before a lawsuit is filed, most personal injury cases involve a demand letter to the insurance company. The insurance company for the at-fault party generally handles negotiations for settlement of… read more

Is It Legal to Drive Barefoot in Florida?

It is tempting to jump in the car at the beach to drive home without stopping to put on your shoes. It may be tempting to go without shoes while driving to run errands or take your children to school. However, is it legal to… read more

Consequences of Using Your Cellphone While Driving in Florida

Most of us cannot get through the day without our cellphones. For some, a cell phone is just a telephone. For others, it is a computer and a personal assistant. Because our society has become attached to our cell phones, many people use their cellphones… read more

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