Personal Injury Law Blog
Personal Injury Law Blog
Overloaded Truck Accidents in Florida: Cargo Shifts and Who May Be Liable
In overloaded truck accidents in Florida, the person behind the wheel is often not the person who loaded the truck. A warehouse crew, a shipper, or a cleanup contractor may have put the cargo on the truck. Someone else may have decided how much it would carry, and a...
Uber and Lyft Accident Liability in Florida After a Major Court Ruling
Uber and Lyft Accident Liability in Florida: Who Is Responsible After the 2026 Haddad Ruling If you were hurt in an Uber or Lyft crash, one of your first questions is probably whether you can sue the company. Under Florida law, that is usually not the most useful...
Delivery Driver Accidents in Florida: When the Company Behind the Driver May Be Liable
A car accident in Boynton Beach usually raises one central question: who caused the crash. Delivery driver accidents often raise a second question right behind it: who is legally responsible for the driver, the vehicle, and the work being performed at the time. That...
Florida Distracted Driving Law Explained: Current Rules, Fines, and the 2026 Bills That Failed
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...
Why Child Pedestrian Accidents Increase When School Starts in Florida
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...
Underride truck accidents in Florida: why they are so dangerous and who can be held liable
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...
$335K Settlement Recovered for Defective Medical Device Injury
Defective Medical Device – Palm Beach County, FL Date of Incident: 2022 Result: $335,000 Settlement. Significant recovery in a defective medical device case. Case Summary: In 2022, our client purchased a medical device from a medical supply store in Palm Beach County....
New Florida laws effective July 1, 2026: What drivers and injury victims should know
Several new Florida laws took effect July 1, 2026, and some may affect drivers, accident victims, patients, and families in Boynton Beach and throughout South Florida. The changes address habitual traffic offender designations, communication between law enforcement...
From An E-Bike Accident Lawyer in Florida: E-Scooter Injuries, Electric Bike Laws, and Emerging Micromobility Claims
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...
$400K settlement recovered for our client injured in a three-car chain reaction collision
Three-Car Chain Reaction Collision – Boca Raton, FL Date of Incident: 2021 Result: $400,000 Settlement. Significant recovery following litigation against the United States government. Case Summary: In 2021, our client was seriously injured in a three-car chain...