It is not uncommon, during car accidents, for an occupant’s neck to take the brunt of the impact, jerking forward and backward, or even side to side, which can cause serious injuries. Tensing up immediately prior to a crash can worsen these injuries, causing serious damage to the ligaments, muscles,… Continue reading Neck Injuries are a Common Consequence of Car Accidents
Continue ReadingFatal Wrong-Way Crashes
While all car accidents have the potential to cause serious injuries, there are certain types of collisions that are notorious for being particularly dangerous. Multi-vehicle pile-ups, for instance, often result in deadly injuries. Similarly, wrong-way crashes almost always end up causing catastrophic injuries, many of which prove to be fatal. … Continue reading Fatal Wrong-Way Crashes
Continue ReadingHow Long Do You Have to File a Car Accident Claim in Miami?
The days, weeks, and months after a car crash are extremely stressful. You are likely in extreme pain from injuries, may have to miss time from work, and may not be able to participate in the things you once enjoyed. You can file a claim for compensation, either with your… Continue reading How Long Do You Have to File a Car Accident Claim in Miami?
Continue ReadingTruck Accident Reconstruction Can Play a Critical Role in Proving Negligence
Accidents involving semi-trucks and other commercial vehicles are some of the most dangerous types of crashes in which a person can be involved. Unfortunately, recovering compensation after a truck accident can be complicated in these kinds of cases, which require a thorough investigation and a deep understanding of state law.… Continue reading Truck Accident Reconstruction Can Play a Critical Role in Proving Negligence
Continue ReadingCan Technology Prevent Drunk Driving Accidents?
Drunk drivers continue to cause too many accidents on Florida’s roads and highways. Fortunately, our own Senator Rick Scott has some innovative ideas for using technology to combat the problem. He has introduced legislation called the RIDE Act, which stands for Reduce Impaired Driving for Everyone. This law would mandate… Continue reading Can Technology Prevent Drunk Driving Accidents?
Continue ReadingIf I Rear-Ended Another Vehicle, Can I Still Sue?
One common misconception we hear all the time is that a driver who rear-ends another vehicle is “always” at fault for the accident. That simply is not the case. In some situations, a driver will not be liable. Instead, the vehicle in front is to blame for the collision even… Continue reading If I Rear-Ended Another Vehicle, Can I Still Sue?
Continue ReadingAvoid Drunk, Drugged, Drowsy, Distracted & Dangerous Driving
Each year, thousands of Floridians die in car accidents. Knowing these 5 poor driving habits will help reduce this number, keeping us all safer. Remember, we all owe each other a duty to be as safe as possible while out on the road, so commit to reducing drunk, drugged, drowsy,… Continue reading Avoid Drunk, Drugged, Drowsy, Distracted & Dangerous Driving
Continue ReadingCan a City Be Liable for Poorly Designed Roads and Intersections?
Most people understand that when a negligent driver hits them, they can sue for compensation. But what happens when it is the road itself that is the hazard to blame for an accident? Many roads and intersections in Florida are poorly designed, and the results are tragic. A recent accident… Continue reading Can a City Be Liable for Poorly Designed Roads and Intersections?
Continue ReadingWhat Effects Does a Rear-End Collision Have on the Body?
Rear-end collisions are often referred to as minor “fender-benders” but are one of the most commonly occurring types of car accidents in the U.S. Unfortunately, rear-end crashes, which occur when a stationary vehicle is struck by another vehicle from behind, are also notorious for resulting in severe injuries. In fact,… Continue reading What Effects Does a Rear-End Collision Have on the Body?
Continue ReadingWhat Happens if I was Injured in an Accident by Someone without Insurance?
According to the Insurance Information Institute, a staggering 26.7% of Floridians do not have car insurance. When these drivers collide with pedestrians or other motorists, they often flee the scene knowing that they have no way to pay out compensation to injured victims. Fortunately, those injured have some options for… Continue reading What Happens if I was Injured in an Accident by Someone without Insurance?
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