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How Comparative Negligence Affects Car Accident Wrongful Death Claims in Florida
Losing a loved one in a car accident is a devastating experience, especially when the crash was caused by someone else’s negligence. In Florida, surviving family members may have the right to file a wrongful death claim to seek compensation for their losses. However, Florida law follows a comparative negligence system, which means that… Read More »
What to Do If Your Child Is Injured in a School Bus Accident
School buses are considered one of the safest modes of transportation for children, but accidents do happen. Whether due to driver negligence, poor maintenance, or hazardous road conditions, school bus crashes can cause serious injuries to young passengers. When a child is injured in a school bus accident, parents must act quickly to ensure… Read More »
The Role of Dashcams in Car Accident Claims: Can They Help Prove Liability?
Car accidents often come down to one driver’s word against another’s, making proving fault and liability difficult. In many cases, juries must often consider witness testimony and accident reconstructions to determine who was at fault. However, dashcam footage, when available, can be very useful in proving how an accident happened. A dashcam (dashboard camera)… Read More »
Lane Splitting and Motorcycle Accidents: What Florida Law Says About It
Motorcyclists often use lane splitting—riding between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic—to navigate congestion and reduce travel time. While this practice is legal in some states, Florida law explicitly prohibits lane splitting. Despite this, many riders continue to do it, either unaware of the law or believing it to be a safer alternative to… Read More »
The Most Dangerous Roads for Motorcyclists in Florida and How to Stay Safe
Florida is one of the most popular states for motorcyclists, thanks to its year-round warm weather, scenic highways, and vibrant biker community. However, it is also one of the most dangerous states for motorcycle accidents. With high-speed roads, congested highways, and distracted drivers, motorcyclists face significant risks every time they ride. According to the… Read More »
How Florida Laws Differ for Commercial Truck Accidents vs. Standard Car Accidents
Florida’s roads and highways are shared by both personal vehicles and large commercial trucks, making accidents involving semi-trucks, delivery trucks, and other commercial vehicles a serious concern. While all motor vehicle accidents can result in severe injuries and property damage, crashes involving commercial trucks are legally distinct from standard car accidents due to federal… Read More »
Accidents Involving Delivery Trucks: Can You Sue Amazon, FedEx, or UPS for Injuries?
Delivery trucks have become a common sight on West Palm Beach roads, with companies like Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and USPS making daily deliveries to homes and businesses. While these services are convenient, they also bring increased traffic risks. Delivery drivers, often under strict deadlines and high-pressure working conditions, may engage in speeding, distracted driving,… Read More »
When Can a Passenger Sue for Injuries in a West Palm Beach Car Accident?
Whether riding with a friend, in a rideshare, or on public transportation, passengers are just as vulnerable to serious injuries when a crash occurs. Unlike drivers, however, passengers are almost never at fault for an accident, meaning they often have the strongest legal claim for compensation. In Florida, passengers injured in a West Palm… Read More »
Public vs. Private Bus Accidents: How Liability Differs
Buses are a common mode of transportation in West Palm Beach and throughout Florida, carrying thousands of passengers daily. Whether operated by public transit systems, private companies, or charter services, buses provide an essential transportation service. However, when an accident occurs, determining liability can be complex—especially when comparing public vs. private bus accidents. The… Read More »
West Palm Beach Car Accidents Involving Commercial Vehicles: When Businesses Are Held Responsible
Car accidents involving commercial vehicles—such as delivery trucks, company cars, and rideshare vehicles—can lead to serious injuries, extensive property damage, and complex liability disputes. Unlike crashes involving private individuals, accidents with business-owned vehicles introduce additional legal questions: Who is responsible—the driver, the employer, the vehicle owner, or all three? Under Florida law, employers may… Read More »