Category Archives: Car Accidents
Future Damages And Your Car Or Motorcycle Accident
After a Florida car or motorcycle accident, you may hear a legal professional discuss making you whole through a personal injury lawsuit. Making a person whole means restoring them to where they were before the injurious event. In short, if there were a high level of expenses due to a recovery process, the person… Read More »
What If I’m Sore Weeks After A Crash?
If you were involved in a Florida car, truck, or motorcycle crash and walked away without severe injuries, you may believe the possibility of a health issue associated with the collision is behind you. But in reality, there are many examples of individuals who find themselves sore and not feeling well days or weeks… Read More »
Obstructed Views And Other Left Turn Dangers
Left turns can be dangerous. According to one study, over 60% of collisions in the U.S. involve a left hand turn. Not being able to see clearly and making blind turns are one of the many ways left turn crashes happen. Turning is not something that can be avoided when driving, but there are… Read More »
Wind, Lightning, And Other Weather Crash Dangers
Weather can be extremely dangerous, particularly for individuals who are out driving when storms strike. When the weather is bad, sometimes the best thing to do is to stay off the roads. If you can cancel a trip or call and let your workplace or appointment know you are going to wait for the… Read More »
Can I Sue After A Florida Crash?
After a Florida car, truck or motorcycle accident, especially one that results in severe injuries and a lot of property damage, you may be wondering if you can sue. Crashes are emotional events and they can lead to an avalanche of expenses, from hospital fees to ongoing therapy. There can also be a loss… Read More »
Orlando Construction Zone Areas Have Distinct Risks
Accidents in construction areas can be particularly dangerous, particularly because workers are on the site and heavy machinery is often in use. Detours and unexpected changes in traffic flow can confuse drivers as well. In an effort to make Florida work zones safer, there are often passing limits and reduced speed limits. Plus, fines… Read More »
Technology Safety Features And Accident Reduction
Studies show advanced safety systems are helping to reduce accident numbers. While self-driving cars used to seem like a far off dream, modern vehicles are using technology to help avoid human errors on highways and roads. Older vehicles may not have these technology safety features, but new cars and cars produced in recent years… Read More »
Orlando Intersection Accidents
Intersections can be dangerous. According to one report approximately 40% of vehicular collisions happen within an intersection or are related to an intersection. These points, where two or more streets cross, need to be approached with care. But it is common for individuals to become so familiar with their daily drives that they do… Read More »
Florida Recreational Vehicle Accident Injuries
Because Florida has wonderful weather, stunning parks, and popular tourist attractions, there are many recreational vehicles, sometimes called RVs, on the roads. There are many different types of RVs, but many are extremely heavy vehicles complete with living areas, bathrooms and functional kitchens. Of course, others are truck campers as well. What all RVs… Read More »
What to Do When You Didn’t See a Doctor Because of an Adrenaline Rush
Many people have heard of adrenaline rushes. For example, if you are a sports fan, you have likely heard of an athlete who injured themselves during a game, but they continued to play on the injury, needing surgery for a torn muscle or treatment for a broken bone later. This is because an adrenaline… Read More »
