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More Than Just Your Word: Gathering Additional Evidence in Florida Car Accident Lawsuit

The best Orlando car accident attorneys know that when it comes to the burden of proof in crash cases, your word alone may not be enough to prove fault or damages. That’s why it’s so critical to involve a lawyer early on in the process, someone who can help you…

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Deadly Auto Accidents in South Florida

When a fatal Florida car accident occurs, there will be additional types of damages apart from what is typically awarded in other cases. Fatal crash claims are still generally filed under a theory of negligence, but there can also be a wrongful death component which allows for additional damages. In…

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Fatal Teen Car Crashes in South Florida

While we typically hear about more teen car crashes during the summer months, they can happen any time of year.  There are a variety of reasons for the seemingly excessive teen crashes including the inexperience of new drivers and also the riskier behavior in which teens tend to engage.  This…

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Wrongful Death Verdict in Truck Crash Case Tossed, New Trial Ordered

It was a simple denial of a defense motion for continuance that resulted in overturning a $2.5 million verdict in favor of a plaintiff whose wife had died in a truck accident. That doesn’t mean plaintiff has lost, but it will start the lengthy process of trial preparation all over…

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Negligent Maintenance May be Causal in Truck Crash

Any person or business owning a vehicle is responsible to use reasonable care in ensuring the vehicle is properly maintained. An owner may be liable particularly if they had notice or were aware the vehicle had a malfunction that could affect the vehicle’s safety. An example might be failure to…

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Study: 4 in 10 Drivers Admit to Phone Distractions Due to Their Job

A recent survey conducted by Travelers insurance found that 4 in 10 drivers conceded they use a phone while they are driving, usually because they feel compelled to be available for work at all hours and/ or they don’t want to upset their boss.  Of the 43 percent who are…

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Snowbirds: Make Sure Your Vehicle is Properly Insured, or Risk Denial of Accident Claims

It’s important for “snowbirds” in Florida (those part-time residents who flock to the Sunshine State when the weather cools up north) to understand their obligations when it comes to car insurance. Failure to do so can result in denial of a claim. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor…

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Holiday Drunk Driving Accidents Have Tragic Consequences

Four years ago on Christmas Eve, a 50-year-old bank branch manager, husband and father of two, spent the evening wrapping and delivering gifts before heading to a co-worker’s holiday party. There, he drank some alcohol. And then a little more. And then he got behind the wheel of his car…

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Automation May Soon Reduce Florida Trucking Accidents

Now, The New York Times reports that self-driving trucks may be closer on the horizon than expected, a development that would not only revolutionize the trucking industry, it could make for fewer trucking accidents.  According to the report, the venture capital industry has been investing heavily in self-driving technology. Just…

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Florida Car Accident Caused by Wrong-Way Driver Proves Fatal for Three

Three people died recently in a wrong-way car accident in Florida, including the wrong-way driver and a newly-engaged couple who had just learned they were expecting a child. The couple, a 24-year-old man and 21-year-old woman, were traveling on Interstate 75 near Tampa when they encountered a 21-year-old motorist traveling…

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