Every 39 minutes, drunk driving kills someone in the U.S., abruptly ending more than 13,000 lives each year[1]. On top of that, thousands more are injured, shattering their lives, hopes, and dreams. Drunk drivers are more likely to cause a car accident than other drivers on the road because alcohol causes declines in vision function, […]
Read More…Master Woodworker George Nakashima wrote, “A tree is our most intimate contact with nature”[1]. That contact can become too intimate if it involves a tree branch falling on you, your property, or your possessions. Falling tree branches can weigh hundreds, or even thousands, of pounds, inflicting severe injuries or damage on anything in its path. […]
Read More…One of the most feared injuries from a car crash or slip and fall accident is a brain injury. This type of injury, also referred to as a TBI (traumatic brain injury), occurs when a person’s head experiences a violent jolt, such as hitting the pavement after a fall or being shaken in a car […]
Read More…Back injuries following a car crash are common. If the pain is minor, many victims just take an ibuprofen tablet and try to wait it out. But is this the smartest move to make in this situation? Back injuries are sneaky – they can start out as simply annoying, but if untreated, escalate into causing […]
Read More…A wrongful death occurs when a person’s negligent actions kill someone. While murder is one type of wrongful death, the overwhelming majority of wrongful deaths are tragic accidents, such as car crashes, medical errors, slip and fall accidents, or faulty products. In addition to the emotional toll that a wrongful death takes on the decedent’s […]
Read More…Florida has some of the nation’s most lax car insurance requirements. The upside is that this keeps your premiums lower than they would be otherwise. The downside is that if you only purchase the minimum insurance required by law and are involved in a serious accident, you will likely not have enough insurance to cover […]
Read More…Florida recently passed legislation that monumentally changes the ability of injury victims to collect compensation. This sweeping legislation has multiple components, three of which we will explore: New Comparative Negligence Approach Historically, Florida’s legal system used a pure comparative negligence approach. With pure comparative negligence, a jury determined how much the injured person was responsible […]
Read More…Police officers bravely do what it takes to keep our community safe. Sometimes this can involve driving at high speeds, driving on the wrong side of the road, or making dangerous turns to pursue a suspect or provide assistance to a victim. While the officers use extreme caution to avoid hitting other cars and pedestrians, […]
Read More…If you drive in Palm Beach, you have probably noticed more and more traffic signals at the entrances to I-95. These traffic signals are actually called “ramp metering lights” and are growing in popularity throughout Southeast Florida and the country. It can be frustrating to encounter one of these and you may be wondering what […]
Read More…Many families don’t realize just how dangerous backyard trampolines can be. In 2018, more than 300,000 trampoline injuries required medical treatment, including more than 110,000 that necessitated a trip to the emergency room[1]. More than 90% of those who are injured are children, typically between the ages of five and 14[2]. In fact, the American […]
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