Head-on collisions are more dangerous than any other type of accident, and often occur when drivers go the wrong way. They can lead to serious injury or death, as was the case in December when seven people were hospitalized after a wrong-way driver caused a series of accidents along Interstate 95 near Hillsboro. Wrong way accidents are a serious problem in Florida, but can easily be avoided by following these safety tips. Avoid Drinking and… read more →
Orlando Truck Accident Attorney Expert Weighs In Trucking accidents are more likely to cause serious injury or death, yet many can be avoided by taking a few simple precautions beforehand. Here are the five most common types of trucking injuries motorists are likely to encounter. 1. Improper Loading A semi truck that is poorly loaded is much more dangerous than an automobile, simply because of the sheer amount of weight it is carrying. An improperly… read more →
How does the Florida Statute of Limitations and Discovery Rule Apply To Your Case? A “statute of limitations” is a law that sets a time limit for a victim to sue someone for damages. Every state has different statutes of limitations for different types of accidents, and these laws may vary based on the age of the victim, the amount of loss suffered and other factors. Florida Statutes of Limitations for Personal Injury Claims Florida’s… read more →
Taking notes after an accident can be critical to the success of your personal injury claim When you are involved in a car accident that was not your fault, it is easy to become confused and fail to take the steps that are necessary to preserve the evidence. This failure can become a serious problem for you later if you have to file a personal injury claim. Learning how to preserve the evidence in an… read more →
If you are a plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit, your insurance company may request you undergo an Independent Medical Examination (IME) to verify your medical condition. The term IME is inaccurate, at best, because there is truly nothing “independent” about them. In fact, the examiners selected are chosen and paid for by insurance carriers over and over and over again. IMEs are sometimes used to discredit information, and the doctors who perform them are… read more →
