There were 40,100 Unites States vehicle deaths last year, according to the National Safety Council. These figures were very slightly less than 2016 figures, but
You may just now be recovering from the return to Standard Time from Daylight Saving Time. On Sunday, November 4, instead of the clock turning
Taking pictures at the scene of a motor vehicle accident is a good idea—as a matter of fact, it’s listed on the ‘Do’ side of
Labor Day Weekend 2018 is predicted to be a record-setter for Americans traveling, says the American Automobile Association (AAA), with as many as 35 million
Lithium-ion batteries power many devices we consider essential to our daily lives: cell phones, power tools, e-cigarettes (vape devices), even Apple’s wireless earbuds. And lithium-ion
Tropical Storm Alberto gave us a recent reminder here in South Florida that storm systems can form off of either coast of our state and
Spring Break, Florida, and Premises Liability It’s almost that time—and the planning is happening now. Spring break in Florida is a decades old tradition,
The Snowbirds are Here… and so are Their Cars The winter so far up north has been a cold one, and that means the
Most people who own a car believe they have “full coverage” for their car insurance; however, as a lawyer who handles personal injury claims, “full
More Construction in South Florida and National Work Zone Awareness Week If it seems like construction is happening everywhere in South Florida, small wonder: the
Everyone knows texting and driving is dangerous. But did you know it is illegal in Florida? And of course lots of people say, “Texting,” when
As our Florida kids go back to school, beware lethal distractions. Back to school time is exciting—but it is also dangerous, especially for children walking
