What to Do When You Are Involved in a Car Accident: Part 1
Part 1: Reporting and Gathering Information The steps to take after a car accident may seem like common sense, but they’re not. It’s easy to become flustered and forgetful when…
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Have you ever noticed that accidents come without warning signs? They have a habit of sneaking up and occurring when you least expect them and more importantly, when you are…
Motorcycle Accidents Involving Our Two Wheeled Friends
You’ve heard the phrase “Share the Road”. In short, it means that anything with wheels has the right to be on the road. And that means that drivers of all…
Is It Always the Other Driver’s Fault If You Were Rear-Ended?
Car accidents are always stressful. You’re startled, shocked, and angry. You’re trying to figure out the extent of injuries and damage. You wonder if you’ll have to take time off…
When Should You See a Doctor After a Car Accident?
If you’ve recently been involved in a car accident, you are well aware of the many ramifications — seeking medical attention, filing a claim with your insurance company, getting an…
Personal Injury Medical Bills: What Will a Court Consider To Be Reasonable?
Getting into a car accident is a surefire way to put a damper on your day. If it was a relatively minor accident, it ruins your mood and adds many…
I Hit a Parked Car — What Do I Do?
Living in today’s modern society comes with always having a million things running through your mind — will you have time to finish all of your tasks at work? Will…
What is Seat Belt Syndrome?
There are many things that come to mind during a car accident — what just happened? Did anyone get hurt? You may also be wondering how it’s going to affect…
What to Do After a Bicycle Accident
Florida is not exactly known for having a great public transportation system. More often than not, people tend to bring their cars everywhere, even for short trips. However, there are…
What to Expect From Your Trial Part 2 – Closing Arguments and Judgments
Your trial has run its course…the jury has heard testimony from doctors, experts, and other witnesses. There’s been direct examination from your lawyer, cross examination by the defense attorney and…