Monthly Archives: September 2021
Why Are Out-Of-Court Settlements Common In Car Accident Cases?
After being injured in a Florida car accident, especially one caused by someone else’s negligence, you need to consider all your options to recover the full compensation. Generally, after a car accident occurs due to another person’s negligence, involved parties have two options; settling the case out-of-court, or settling the case in court through… Read More »
Some Of The Most Common Long-Term Negative Effects Of Traumatic Brain Injuries
According to research, motor vehicle accidents are among the common ways individuals sustain traumatic brain injuries. According to the CDC, in 2019 alone, there were approximately 61,000 TBI-related deaths in America. This means that every day, about 166 TBI-related deaths occurred in America in 2019. Since motor vehicle accidents are among the common ways… Read More »
Child Car And Booster Seat/Restraint Laws In Florida
Children cannot make decisions for themselves regarding their safety. Therefore, it is up to states to enact laws to ensure parents and caregivers take necessary steps to protect their children in case of an accident. As a Florida parent or caregiver, it is crucial for you to understand the Florida laws concerning child restraint… Read More »
Brain Stem Injuries In Motor Vehicle Accidents
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, motor vehicle accidents are among the common ways a person may get a traumatic brain injury. Often, when a traumatic brain injury does not result in death, it leads to severe cognitive, physical, and emotional difficulties that usually last for a long time. Damage to… Read More »
How To Deal With Back Pain After A Florida Car Accident?
Unfortunately, damages from auto accidents are not always limited to the vehicles involved. After an auto accident, people end up suffering different types of injuries. Among the list of possible injuries after an auto accident, back injuries rank high. Unfortunately, even though the human back seems solid, it is not designed to absorb the… Read More »
Tips To Help You Negotiate A Fair Compensation After A Florida Car Accident
After sustaining injuries in a Florida car accident, you may be awarded several monetary damages after filing a car accident claim. Usually, Florida car accident victims can receive economic, non-economic, and/or punitive damages. The biggest hurdle you’ll face when handling your car accident claim is negotiating a fair settlement. Unfortunately, negotiations get even trickier… Read More »
Eating While Driving Is More Hazardous Than You May Think
From sandwiches to cheeseburgers to hot wings, today’s drivers have access to all types of foods through the amazing convenience of restaurants’ drive thru-windows. Unfortunately, what many drivers don’t know is that eating while driving is quite dangerous. This behavior is one form of distracted driving. Just like texting while driving, eating while driving… Read More »
Child Head Injuries In Motor Vehicle Accidents: Some Crucial Information For Parents
According to a study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, child head injuries are quite common in motor vehicle accidents, especially among children aged below one. A head injury is a type of injury that involves damage to the brain, scalp, skull, or other blood and tissue vessels in the head. Depending… Read More »
Why You Should Avoid Apologizing After A Florida Motor Vehicle Accident
After being in a motor vehicle accident, the chances are, you might feel tempted to apologize to the other accident victim(s). Unfortunately, even a simple “I am sorry” can adversely affect your Florida auto accident case. As much as you may think apologizing is a nice way of expressing your regret for the situation,… Read More »
Three High-Risk Pedestrian Areas And Scenarios
In 2017 alone, the CDC estimates that there were 5,977 deaths due to traffic crashes in America. This means that approximately one pedestrian death occurred every 88 minutes in 2017 in the United States. Additionally, the CDC estimates that over 130,000 pedestrians were admitted to emergency departments for accident-related nonfatal injuries in the same… Read More »
