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Understanding the Comparative Negligence Law in Florida
Comparative Negligence Law in Florida Explained Determining negligence is one of the most difficult aspects of any personal injury case. Accidents are not always strictly the fault of only one party, as more than one individual can contribute to them. To ensure responsibility is distributed fairly, Florida has adopted what is known as the pure comparative negligence theory. Knowing how ...
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Trek Recalls Defective Bikes in US & Canada
Bicycle manufacturer Trek recently announced a massive recall of nearly one million bicycles in the United States and Canada. The recall comes on the heels of three separate injuries, one of which left a cyclist paralyzed from the neck down. The problem with the recalled Trek bicycles involves a quick release lever that is located on the front wheel. This ...
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How to Choose a Truck Accident Lawyer in Orlando
Trucking accident cases are much different than automobile accident cases. As such, the attorney you hire to represent you should have a certain set of skills in order to adequately defend your claim. How do you know when you’ve found the right truck accident lawyer in Orlando? Here are some things to think about. Talk in Person The very best ...
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Truck Accident Cases: Settlement vs Trial
Orlando Truck Accident Attorney Weighs In Truck accident cases are among some of the most lengthy ones a personal injury attorney will ever encounter due to their complex nature. Since trucking cases can drag on for months or even years, it’s not unusual for people to wonder whether or not they should settle or take a case to trial. There ...
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Compensation for Lost Wages After a Florida Truck Accident
Florida Truck Accident Compensation for Lost Wages Florida truck accident victims often sustain debilitating injuries that leave them unable to work. When this happens, an individual may seek to recover lost wages as part of a personal injury lawsuit. While it seems as though the amount of lost wages would be cut and dry, there are actually quite a few ...
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Speeding Semi trucks exceed tire ratings leading to accidents
The tires on most semi trucks are designed to withstand speeds of no more than 75 miles per hour. Even so, a good number of truckers regularly exceed that speed, leading to blowouts and an increased risk of accident. Should states decrease speed limits, or should tire manufacturers begin making tires that are rated for a higher speed? That question ...
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