When you’ve been injured in a car accident, your bills start to pile up quickly. Between medical expenses and missing work, many accident victims also suffer financial hardship after the crash. However, under Florida state law, you have a right to fa...
After a car accident, it’s important that you understand the basic legal process. Understanding the process can help you stay prepared and can give you confidence in the process. There are three general parts to a car accident case: Deposition, Media...
Being in a hit-and-run accident is one of the worst situations. Not only are you left dealing with injuries and property damage from the accident, but you may be worried about how you will pay for everything without the at-fault party as well. Howeve...
Drivers can get themselves into pickles from time to time. Some motorists keep their feet on the gas regardless of where they are going, even if they are not running late. Sure, they can get away with violations on occasion, but now and again, cops c...
There are some accidents that can be devastating. Among the most common ones are rollover accidents. A rollover accident is a terrifying experience as your car is hit so hard that it tips over or rolls upside down. Rollover crashes cause significant...
Have you ever traveled along one of Florida's many roadways only to do a double-take because you saw a driver traveling the wrong way down the street? If you see someone driving the wrong way, you need to keep yourself out of harm’s way and call 911...
Child passenger safety is important and something that we need to take seriously. The National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends that children should be rear-facing as long as possible. They should also not go beyond the weight and hei...
It is hard to go anywhere these days without seeing at least one tractor-trailer on the road. That is an excellent thing in some regard. Truck drivers, who are essential workers, keep stores stocked with goods for consumers to purchase. Some companie...
In the state of Florida, if you have been injured in an auto accident, even one where the at fault driver is in a rental car, you would still have to contact your insurance company under Florida’s no fault insurance. Florida requires that all drivers...
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