Monthly Archives: December 2022
Rollaway Truck Accidents
Commercial trucks vastly outweigh the standard passenger sized vehicle, often clocking in at more than 80,000 pounds. In many cases, this cargo is not only heavy, but also hazardous. For these reasons, even what would qualify as a fender bender between two average-sized vehicles can have devastating consequences when one of the vehicles is… Read More »
The Dangers Of Mid-Block Crosswalk Accidents
While many assume that intersections are the most dangerous places on the road for pedestrians, the reality is that an estimated 70 percent of serious pedestrian accidents occur in non-intersection locations. That is not to say that crosswalks aren’t dangerous. In fact, an alarming number of the most serious crashes between pedestrians and motorists… Read More »
Blind Spot Accidents
Good visibility is crucial to safe driving, which is why all drivers should ensure that nothing interferes with their ability to see objects around their vehicles. Unfortunately, blind spots remain a significant car accident risk, as many drivers fail to take the precautionary measures that they should, especially when changing lanes or merging. What… Read More »
Factors That Could Affect Your Car Accident Claim
The goal of most car accident victims is to obtain treatment for their injuries and then find a way to seek compensation to cover those costs. This can be attempted through insurance providers, or in serious cases by filing a civil lawsuit. Here’s a breakdown of some of the most important factors that could… Read More »
Three Common Questions About Florida Slip And Fall Cases
Pursuing a slip and fall lawsuit is rarely a straightforward process, but can quickly become complicated, especially if a property owner is particularly uncooperative. To help give you a better idea of what to expect throughout the filing process, we’ve included answers to some of the most common questions we receive about slip and… Read More »
What Florida’s High Rate Of Uninsured Drivers Means For You
Under Florida law, all motorists are supposed to carry Personal Injury Protection insurance, as well as Property Damage Liability insurance, which covers policyholders in the event of a collision. Unfortunately, many people fail to comply with this rule, a problem that has proven to be particularly pronounced in Florida, where it is estimated more… Read More »