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Trucking Accident Risks on the Rise in South Florida

Motorists in 2022 are facing a perfect storm of factors that make collisions with semis and large commercial trucks more likely than ever before. This is a particularly critical safety issue because of the extreme risks faced by occupants of passenger vehicles, many of whom are seriously injured or killed…

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Homeowner Liability in Florida Dog Bite Cases

The recent deadly dog attack on a Florida mail carrier highlights the responsibility of pet owners, regardless of whether an attack occurs on a pet owner’s property. According to news reports, the mail carrier was on her delivery route when her vehicle broke down in Putnam County. She was attacked…

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Safe Seniors: Focus on Preventing Falls

Palm Beach County has launched a program to assist older adults with improving strength and balance in an effort to reduce their risks of fall injuries. Unintentional falls are the leading cause of deadly injuries among Florida senior citizens. In fact, for many South Florida EMS departments, falls are the…

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Pedestrian Safety in Focus as School Year Begins

Increased focus on pedestrian safety is critical to reducing the risks as the school year gets underway, especially with the year-end holidays and the height of tourist season just around the corner. South Florida has long been among the deadliest areas in the nation for pedestrians, thanks in large part…

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Fall Brings Increased Drunk Driving Risks

As fall sports season gets underway, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding motorists to “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.” More than 11,000 motorists are killed each year in traffic collisions involving drunk drivers, accounting for nearly 40 percent of all motor vehicle fatalities. Almost half of all…

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Pandemic Heightens Traffic Accident Risks

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted our world in surprising ways. Beyond the immediate effects of the virus on public health, other consequences are now being observed and documented. Early estimates show 2022 is likely to be among the deadliest years for drivers on the road in recent memory an unexpected…

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Bus Stop Safety In Focus as School Year Begins

As the new school year begins, we want to talk about the importance of bus stop safety. The vast majority of students in Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties commute to and from school by bus. When we look at the risks, it’s important to understand that most serious and fatal…

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Speeding Targeted Amid Lack of Pandemic-Era Patience

COVID has caused widespread change throughout all areas of our society. The way we work and interact with others may never return to pre-COVID norms. Despite the stress, upheaval, and uncertainty, some pandemic consequences have actually improved our quality of life: More time with families, increased emphasis on work-life balance,…

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Determining Fault in Chain-Reaction Collisions

A recent 5-vehicle collision on McGregor Boulevard sent three people to the hospital, highlighting the risks of Southwest Florida’s ever-increasing congestion as we approach the start of tourist season. NBC-2 reported three people were taken to the hospital by the Iona McGregor Fire Department after the multi-car collision occurred in…

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Know Your Auto Insurance Policy

We are always surprised by the number of accident victims who do not know there way around a standard automobile insurance policy. While our Fort Myers injury lawyers have spilled a lot of ink on these pages discussing the critical need for uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, we thought it would be…

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