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Auto Accident Lawyer Car accidents are an unfortunate – and frequent – occurrence that affects people all over the world. Auto accidents aren’t selective or prejudice, they happen to drivers on every point of every spectrum. Experienced drivers get into accidents just like inexperienced drivers. There’s no rhyme or reason,...

5 Things You Do To Cyclists You Had No Idea Are Illegal

25 Oct 2017

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Bicycle accidents are quite common in the United States these days. In fact, about 700 Americans die and 45,000 are injured each year in accidents involving bicycles and vehicles. Many car drivers put bicyclists in danger without even realizing it. There are several things that most vehicle drivers do not...

What happens if someone is injured on private property?

04 May 2017

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No one wants to see anyone find themselves in an accident on their property that leads to injuries. A large part of being a good host is making sure that the conditions of your home do not pose a threat to your guests, and we should all go out of...

Truck Accident: Who Is at Fault?

02 May 2017

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“In case of accident, do not accept liability.” Have you taken time to internalize this phrase on your insurance card? It means more than just a caution, but the truth is; it is a stern warning. This is especially true after an accident caused by a trucker who doesn’t take...

Temporomandibular Joint Pain After a Car Accident

24 Feb 2017

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Your temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is the lower jaw joint that attaches to your skull next to each ear. It’s a hinge joint, and we use it to chew, talk, laugh, or yawn. We even use it when we brush our teeth. On average, the TMJ is used more than 2,000...

Life in a Comparative Fault State

21 Mar 2014

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Florida is a comparative fault jurisdiction. This means several things when an accident occurs. First, a parties’ own contributory fault diminishes proportionately the amount awarded for economic and non-economic damages. Second, each actor pays only that portion of fault attributable to their own actions. The doctrine of joint and several...

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3 Things to Prove in a Car Accident Case

5 Things You Do To Cyclists You Had No Idea Are Illegal

What happens if someone is injured on private property?

Truck Accident: Who Is at Fault?

Temporomandibular Joint Pain After a Car Accident

Life in a Comparative Fault State

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