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If you drive in Florida, you have probably heard conflicting things about what the state's distracted driving law actually covers. Some drivers believe Florida already bans holding a phone behind the wheel altogether. Others assume nothing was proposed or changed this...
Every August, Florida roads change almost overnight. School buses return to neighborhood streets, parents resume morning drop-offs and afternoon pickups, teen drivers head back to high school, and more children begin walking or bicycling to school and bus stops. That...
Most people have never heard the term “underride accident” until someone they know has been involved in one. In these crashes, a car, motorcycle, or other smaller vehicle travels partly or substantially underneath a commercial truck or trailer. For families in Boynton...
If you need an e-bike accident lawyer in Florida after a crash in Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, or anywhere in South Florida, the legal questions can be more complicated than a standard bike accident claim. Electric bikes and e-scooters move faster than...
If the driver who hits you doesn’t have enough insurance in Florida, your recovery may depend on several factors: the at-fault driver’s available coverage, your own auto insurance policy, whether you carry uninsured motorist coverage, and how quickly you protect your...
The 100 deadliest days of summer Florida drivers face each year begin around Memorial Day and continue through Labor Day, a stretch when traffic risks rise for teens, families, tourists, commuters, and everyone sharing the road in South Florida. More young drivers are...
If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Florida, you may feel the instinct to apologize or admit responsibility in the moment. However, doing so can have serious legal and financial consequences. Whether the accident seems minor or severe, what you say at the...
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, an important time to highlight the risks and warning signs of traumatic brain injuries that can occur after accidents. Recognizing TBI symptoms after an accident can be critical to protecting your health and preventing long-term...
If you were injured in an accident in Florida, you do not have unlimited time to take legal action. Under current Florida law, most people have two years from the date of the injury to file a personal injury claim in Florida. Miss that deadline, and you may...
When you’ve been injured in an accident, knowing what to do next can be overwhelming—especially when myths and misinformation are everywhere. Many accident victims in Florida unknowingly harm their cases by believing common personal injury myths. These falsehoods can...