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Auto Accidents In Florida: Understanding Comparative Fault
From a young age, drivers are taught a specific set of steps to take if they are involved in an auto accident. These include not leaving the scene, taking photographs of the damage, and taking notes that provide a narrative of how the accident transpired. For accidents that cause personal injury to an individual,… Read More »
Vehicle Dashboard Cameras: What Florida Residents Should Know
One of the fundamental challenges facing the majority of court cases in the United States is proving who was at fault. When a driver gets into an accident due to someone else’s negligence and suffers a personal injury as a result, he or she will likely want to take legal action against the other… Read More »
Young Drivers In Florida: Understanding Parental Responsibility Laws
As many parents know, teenagers are prone to engaging in risk-taking behavior. While there is a biological reason for this uptick in risky behavior, it doesn’t necessarily mean that teens and their parents are off the hook for personal injury and property damage that occur as a result. Like many states, Florida has its… Read More »
The Most Dangerous Jobs In America: What Florida Residents Should Know
With any job, there is some degree of risk involved. In today’s digital era, however, millions of Americans take for granted the relative comfort and safety that white collar jobs provide. That being said, there are many jobs where the risk of personal injury goes up exponentially compared to others. In these kinds of… Read More »
Required Motorcycle Equipment: What Florida Residents Should Know
Get into any car in America today and you will see some common items; Seatbelts, airbags, headlights, and horns are just a few examples of safety features that are so important that they are required by law to be included in vehicles in order to reduce the risk of personal injury to the driver… Read More »
Motorcycle Safety Laws in Florida: What Riders Should Know
Anyone who owns a motorcycle can tell you that the rush of riding is unlike anything else one can experience. However, due to a motorcycle’s inherent design, the risks for personal injury are much higher relative to a typical passenger car. With its postcard views of the ocean and year-round temperate climate, Florida is… Read More »
OSHA Violations: What Florida Workers Need to Know
No worker wants to arrive at their place of employment worried about their safety due to dangerous working conditions. For this reason, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was created to ensure uniformity and conformity in health and safety at workplaces across the United States. When an injury occurs on the job and… Read More »
Hit By a Student Driver in Florida? What Residents Need to Know
Learning to drive is arguably one of the most important milestones for teenagers in America. Learning the rules of the road means logging hours of driving practice in the real world, which can be a nerve-wracking experience for parents and driving instructors. For example, the state of Florida alone logged just over 400,000 car… Read More »
Boating Accidents in Florida: What the Law Says
Florida is home to some of the most beautiful stretches of oceans and lakes in the world. It is no surprise, then, that large numbers of Florida residents own and operate a boat or marine vessel year-round. While boating can be a great outdoor leisure activity, it certainly isn’t without risk of personal injury…. Read More »
Injured at an Amusement Park? What Florida Residents Should Know
Last year, the HBO documentary Class Action Park showcased the amazing true story of what many believe was the most dangerous amusement park in history. While the documentary provided a funny take on the story, the reality is that amusement parks are a consistent source of personal injury lawsuits. Previous reports have indicated that… Read More »
