According to the Florida Department for Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV), in 2019, there were 401,863 traffic crashes in Florida, resulting in 254,821 injuries and 3,179 fatalities. Being involved in an auto accident can be a devastating and painful experience.
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, the annual economic cost of auto accidents is $242 billion. When you are injured in an auto accident, you are within your rights to seek fair financial compensation for your injuries and damages.
According to the FBI 2018 Crime Statistics, there were an estimated 1,206,836 violent crimes and about 7,196,045 property crimes nationwide. Property and business owners across Florida owe a legal duty of care to tenants and customers to secure and maintain reasonably safe premises and protect against potential risk.
Losing a loved one is tough under any circumstances. But when your loved one dies as the result of someone else’s negligence or deliberate behavior, it’s difficult to understand why it happened at all. You’re faced with the emotional loss and perhaps also with medical bills, funeral and burial expenses, and a loss of income.
Getting injured during your stay at a hotel is more common than people may think. The most common type of hotel injury, although certainly not the only type, is a slip and fall accident.
Buses offer a cheaper and more convenient means of transportation for commuters and students. Unfortunately, these buses are also vulnerable to accidents. If you were hurt on the bus, you may have questions about your best course of action.
No one expects to be in a car crash, especially if you’re in the passenger seat and aren’t paying much attention to the road. If you’ve been in a car accident and weren’t the person driving, you may have questions or concerns like whether or not you can take legal action against the person who caused the wreck, and you’re ...
