Category Archives: Auto Accidents
Nighttime Driving Risks
Anyone who has spent any time on the road at night knows that it is simply a lot harder to drive after dark. Driving at night is notoriously dangerous, even for careful drivers, who could end up injured because another driver fell asleep at the wheel or blinded them with their headlights. Read on… Read More »
What Kinds of Factors Could Affect My Car Accident Settlement?
We see more than our fair share of car accidents in Fort Lauderdale. Most victims, however, don’t need to go to court to collect compensation, but are able to settle their claims in an out-of-court setting. The question for these individuals then becomes how much they expect to recover via a settlement. There are… Read More »
Internal Injuries Can be Fatal
Many of the injuries sustained by car accident victims are obvious. Someone who suffers a severely broken bone, for instance, will likely recognize that something is wrong. Similarly, a serious laceration is not only painful, but will begin bleeding immediately. Abrasions, bruising, and burns may also manifest within minutes of a crash. Other injuries,… Read More »
Camera Footage Can Help Strengthen Your Car Accident Claim
Of the many kinds of evidence that accident victims can present to establish liability for a crash, video footage is among the most compelling. Whether it takes the form of video from a traffic camera, a surveillance camera, or even footage from a dashboard camera, video coverage can act as clear and objective proof… Read More »
Impaired Driving Technology Can Prevent Accidents
Accidents caused by drunk driving seem to be on the rise across the country, increasing by 14 percent between 2019 and 2020 and climbing an additional five percent in 2021. Florida is not immune from this trend and actually regularly tops the list as one of the most dangerous states in which to drive…. Read More »
Tips for Avoiding Drowsy Driving Accidents
Driving while drowsy has proven to be just as dangerous as driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Like intoxicated motorists, drowsy drivers have slower reaction times, have a harder time making good decisions, and may struggle to pay attention to the road, all of which can have deadly consequences for other… Read More »
Common Car Accident Eye Injuries
When people think of the kinds of injuries sustained in car accidents, the first that come to mind are usually broken bones, lacerations, and head injuries. What many are unaware of, however, is that auto accidents are actually one of the leading causes of trauma-related eye injuries. These injuries include everything from cuts and… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Florida Auto Liability Insurance
Florida is one of the few no-fault auto liability states in the U.S., so it’s not uncommon for drivers to have a lot of questions about this system and how it works. We’ve included answers to a few of the most common auto liability-related questions below. What is No-Fault Insurance? Florida is a no-fault… Read More »
Was Your Car Accident Caused By Malfunctioning Traffic Lights?
All drivers must comply with the rules of the road, which includes not only adhering to traffic laws, but to obeying traffic signals. Unfortunately, traffic signals don’t always operate as they should, which can leave motorists at risk of being involved in an accident through no fault of their own. Whether due to improper… Read More »
The Presumption Of Negligence In Rear-End Car Accidents
Rear-end car accidents are one of the most common types of collisions. In fact, they are thought to account for almost 30 percent of traffic accidents. Even minor rear-end crashes can result in significant vehicle damage and injuries, while the more severe collisions can lead to permanent disability. Rear-End Car Accidents Rear-end collisions, as… Read More »
