Monthly Archives: May 2023
Florida’s Car Accident Reporting Requirements
In Florida, drivers who are involved in car accidents are obligated to take certain steps, including remaining at the scene of the crash. There are severe repercussions for failing to abide by these rules. For instance, by leaving the scene of an accident, a driver could endanger an accident victim, who could have benefited… Read More »
A Guide To Safe Driving In Wet Conditions
The rainy season is officially underway in many parts of Florida, leaving drivers to navigate the roadways in sometimes dangerous conditions. While it’s best to stay off the roads in these situations, doing so isn’t always possible, in which case, drivers should keep the following tips in mind in their efforts to avoid causing… Read More »
Who Pays For A Victim’s Medical Bills After A Florida Pedestrian Accident?
A pedestrian who was struck by a car could sustain potentially life-threatening injuries and, even after receiving treatment, could suffer from permanent disability. In fact, this occurs in the majority of pedestrian-vehicle cases, where pedestrians, unlike motorists, have little protection from impact. This can result in catastrophic injuries and hefty medical bills. Common Pedestrian… Read More »
Florida Lawmakers Reduce Statute Of Limitations For Personal Injury Cases
In late March, House Bill 837 officially went into effect, resulting in sweeping tort reform across the state of Florida. While the new law changed a variety of longstanding state laws, one of the most important involved a reduction of the statute of limitations for the filing of personal injury lawsuits from four to… Read More »
New Tort Reform Law In Florida Changes Negligence Standard
When it comes to personal injury cases, courts have long held that an accident victim’s actions can affect how much he or she can recover in compensatory damages. Each state, however, typically adheres to its own standard when determining at what point a person will be barred from recovery. Prior to the recent changes,… Read More »
