Florida Injury Lawyer BlogThe Fort Myers personal injury lawyers at Associates and Bruce L. Scheiner, Attorneys for the Injured, wish each of you a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day weekend. Whether on the road, on a boat or elsewhere with friends and family, please stay safe and celebrate responsibly. Law enforcement officials will be executing a number of […]
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Fort Myers Personal Injury Lawyers Wish You a Safe and Fun Fourth of July
With the Fourth of July holiday among us, Fort Myers Personal Injury Lawyers wish you and your family a fun and safe weekend. But we urge you to stay safe from the injuries that often plague people during the summer months. Kids are now out of school and clamoring for something fun to occupy their […]
Summertime Safety Targets Injuries and Deaths in Fort Myers Car Accidents
Now that school has let out for the summer, families are starting to take vacations and spend more time outdoors. It’s a good time to put our focus on summertime safety. The National Safety Council is offering their annual month-long June observance on safety awareness in hopes of reducing the number of preventable deaths or […]
Thanksgiving Travel Creates Higher Risks for Car Accidents in Fort Myers
As the Thanksgiving holiday weekend approaches, many residents anticipate a time away from work to spend with friends and family. According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, more Americans will be traveling over the holiday weekend this year compared to last year even though gas prices are significantly higher. In 2010, the average cost […]
Fort Myers accident lawyers wish you a safe and enjoyable Labor Day weekend
Whether you and your loved ones will be fishing, boating, drinking or driving, the Fort Myers accident lawyers at Associates and Bruce L Scheiner, Attorneys for the Injured, encourage everyone to celebrate responsibly and enjoy the long Labor Day weekend. Twenty-three motorists were killed in accidents over the Labor Day weekend last year, according to […]
