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Car Accident Archives - Page 11 of 14 - Jones Law Group

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury People do not tend too think much of loaning their cars to friends and relatives. They probably should. Suppose you loan your car to a friend and they happen

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury I have written articles about pre-existing injuries and how they might affect your Florida car accident claim and I have written about the importance of candor with your attorney

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury Florida has the lowest required automobile insurance of any state in the country. In fact, Florida does not even require that its drivers, save those with a DUI conviction

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury Rollover car accidents usually occur as a single car accident, but they can also occur in a multi-car accident, as well. Most rollovers occur because of the type of

Employer Liability in a Car Accident By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury When Does the Employer Become Liable for an Employee's Car Accident If you have been involved in a car accident caused by someone

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury Sixteen Year Old Struck While in Crosswalk A sixteen year old Leto High student was injured when she was hit by a car right in front of the Tampa

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration[1] released a study which attempted to quantify the causes car accidents. In 94% of the 2,000,000 accidents which were studied, the primary cause

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury A child’s 16th birthday comes with freedom and danger. In most states, including Florida, it marks when the date upon which a teenager is eligible to obtain a driver’s

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury When you are driving, usually towards a construction zone or some other choke point in the road, when is the appropriate time to merge for the lane of traffic

By: Heath C. Murphy + – Personal Injury What is Whiplash Whiplash is a relatively common injury that involves the sudden acceleration then deceleration of the head and neck. It is most commonly associated with rear end