Riding a motorcycle through the sunny streets of Broward County can be exhilarating. However, the reality for motorcyclists on the road is that they face significantly more danger than those in cars. In fact, Florida ranks as one of the most dangerous states for motorcyclists, with nearly 600 fatalities reported in the last 4 years. The severity of these accidents is often greater than car crashes
Tragically, drunk driving accidents continue to wreak havoc on Florida’s roads, leaving behind a trail of devastation for victims and their families. In the aftermath of such a harrowing event, navigating the legal landscape can feel overwhelming.
However, understanding the legal options available is crucial for victims seeking justice and compensation for their injuries and losses. In this blog post, we’ll explore the various avenues open
St. Patrick’s Day is a day that is marked by wearing green clothing, enjoying parades, drinking green beer, and celebrating Irish culture. However, with all the festivities, some risks of injury can happen. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration urges everyone to drink responsibly this St. Patrick’s Day.
Injuries at St. Patrick’s Celebrations
Slips, trips, and falls are among the most common injuries
The holidays are a time of year known for many things—presents, parties, and, of course, injuries. The injuries sustained over the holidays can be minor or quite severe, but statistics reveal that the holidays in Florida see an increase in accidents.
Injuries over the Florida holidays can result from an unlawful act or the negligence of another, which is why anyone injured in
Driving drunk is a serious offense because of the danger to the driver and everyone around them. When a drunk driver causes an accident, their actions make them obviously liable – but what about the establishment that served them alcohol?
It is possible in Florida to hold bars liable if they over-serve patrons and allow them to drive. Specific laws, called “dram shop laws”, apply
If you live in Florida and drive a car, then no doubt you’ve heard the term “no-fault” more than once when talking about car accidents. But do you know what it means to live in a no-fault state and what to do if you’re involved in an accident?
Car accidents can be complicated, made even more so when you must navigate personal injury claims in
