Author Archives: Naji Israoui
Is A Car Accident Lawsuit A Civil Lawsuit?
If you are moving forward with a personal injury lawsuit after a Florida car accident, you are participating in a civil legal action. Civil litigation can be an important step for a person who was wronged to obtain compensation from a person or business. It is common for civil cases to be connected to… Read More »
Did You Sustain An Injury Because An Airbag Malfunctioned?
Airbags are important safety features that work to prevent injuries and fatalities. Since they have been widely used in auto production they have saved thousands of lives. But unfortunately, there are times when the airbags themselves cause harm. The force of their deployment can lead to abrasions and fractures. Also, they may not inflate… Read More »
FL Accidents And Dash Cam Evidence
In recent years, more and more technology has been integrated into cars. Additionally, drivers are adding digital enhancements, including dash cams. A kind of digital video recorder, a dash cam is used to capture imagery of the driving events surrounding your vehicle. The dashboard cameras can provide valuable evidence after a Florida car crash,… Read More »
Staying Safe After A Nighttime Accident
Car crashes can happen at any time, day or night. Accident risks could be heightened during the nighttime hours due to low light conditions and driver fatigue. Even when you have your headlights on and are paying attention, it may be difficult to judge distances or recognize collision risks until it is too late…. Read More »
Privacy Is Guaranteed Through Attorney-Client Privilege
Attorney-client privilege allows you to have honest conversations with your lawyer following an Orlando crash. After all, your injury may be to an area of your body that you typically do not talk about publicly, or maybe you have a pre-existing medical condition that you are worried will be used against you. Instead of… Read More »
Motorcycle Accident Injuries And PIP
If you drive a car in Florida, you carry personal injury protection (PIP), but this type of coverage is a requirement for vehicles with four wheels. Because of this four wheel designation, PIP coverage does not apply to motorcycles. This means a motorcyclist can be vulnerable to both injuries and financial distress after an… Read More »
Reasons A Car Settlement Timeline Could Be Prolonged
Waiting for a resolution to your car accident claim can be stressful. Particularly if you have mounting expenses, wage loss, and creditors have begun to send you emails and call you on the phone. It is common for the total amount of damages to be higher than a person can afford, meaning they need… Read More »
Headlight Use Is Required From Sunset To Sunrise
Vehicle headlight use laws vary. Each state has specific laws about when cars need to have their headlights illuminated. But as a general rule, and it is the law in Florida, car and truck headlights need to be on from sunset to sunrise. When you can’t see hazards when driving, or when other cars… Read More »
4 Myths About Seat Belt Use
Wearing seat belts consistently is a way to protect yourself from severe injuries in the event of a car or truck accident. People sometimes dismiss the importance of safety features, instead believing myths about seat belt use as an excuse to not click their safety belts into place whenever they are driving a vehicle… Read More »
Risks Of Arguing When Behind The Wheel
Fighting and arguing affects a person’s driving ability. There is the possibility they are mentally distracted by the fight and physically not in position to operate the vehicle if they are taking their eyes off the road to look at another person or twisting their body to yell into the backseat. Road risks may… Read More »
