Recent Blog Posts
Fatal Pedestrian Hit-And-Run Accident in Gulf Breeze
A driver is facing serious criminal charges following a car-pedestrian accident in which he allegedly struck and killed a 61-year-old man on Highway 98 in broad daylight and shortly thereafter fled the scene. Authorities say that Ryan Carter was driving his 2002 Tahoe along Highway 98 during the early afternoon of July 16, 2013…. Read More »
Florida State Football Player Involved in Serious Motorcycle Accident
Video has recently surfaced of a horrific motorcycle accident involving a Florida State football player and a black Lexus passenger car. In the spring of 2013, junior tight end Nick O’Leary, who is golfer Jack Nicklaus’ grandson, was on his motorcycle when the Lexus seemingly pulled out in front of him. Video shows that… Read More »
Accidental Spinal Cord Injuries
Few injuries are as life-changing as a spinal cord injury. Even mild or moderate spinal cord injuries can cause loss of movement and loss of sensitivity. Severe spinal cord injuries can cause partial or total paralysis. If, after any kind of fall or accident, you or a loved one experiences any extreme pressure in… Read More »
Wrongful Death Loopholes
Florida’s wrongful death statute is theoretically designed to compensate victims and punish the responsible parties. Unfortunately, in a medical malpractice claim, neither of these things may ever be able to happen, even in a clear case of negligence. Florida’s Wrongful Death Act applies to most fatal accidents. However, in a medical negligence case, only… Read More »
The Case for Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Many people are penny wise and dollar foolish. One consumer may purchase the cheapest washing machine available, giving little or no regard to the item’s long-term durability and operating costs. Another consumer may buy the cheapest car insurance available, giving little or no regard to the policy’s coverage. Nearly one in four Florida motorists… Read More »
Who Is Responsible?
The responsible party in an auto accident may not only be the driver behind the wheel. If you are involved in a collision with a person who was driving a commercial vehicle or running errands for an employer, respondeat superior may apply. Respondeat superior, or “let the master answer,” is very often applicable in… Read More »
