When most people think about a catastrophic accident, their minds immediately go to the physical impacts. But the emotional devastation can be just as debilitating. When someone endures a horrific accident – or suffers the tragic loss of a
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According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, approximately 40% of accidents in Florida result in an injury. Living in Florida, you may have heard of the term ‘no-fault’ when it comes to these
Motorcycle accidents caused by a car door opening are a common type of accident that can result in serious injuries or even death. It seems that just about everyone is in a hurry these days. But there’s
Pedestrian accidents can be devastating, leaving the victim with severe injuries and significant financial losses. If you’ve suffered an injury after you were struck by a car, you likely have many questions and concerns about what to
Car accidents are common on our roads, and they can happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere. Witnessing a car accident can be a traumatic experience, and it’s essential to know what steps to take to help those involved.
Lane splitting is the action in which motorcyclists will occupy the space between two cars in order to pass. Lane splitting is often utilized by motorcyclists in stop-and-go traffic and allows them to escape congested areas. Arguments
When some people hear the term “road rash,” their first inclination is to assume this is a relatively minor injury. But any motorcyclist who’s ever had road rash due to an accident knows it’s anything but. Road
It won’t take long before the at-fault driver’s insurance company sends an adjuster to get you to agree to a settlement. This skilled professional might act like they’re your friend and want to help, but they’ll be
On average, Floridians pay $3,183 a year for car insurance. This is roughly 37% more than the national annual coverage. This can be contributed to the fact that Florida is the third most dangerous state to drive
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that only 2% of crashes result in a rollover. Rollovers occur when a vehicle tips on its side or roof as a result of a crash. While rollover accidents
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