Brake-Checking a Tailgater is NOT a Good Idea
We’ve all been there. We’re driving, and someone is following closely… a little too closely. There’s nothing like being tailgated to raise our blood pressure.
October 2, 2017
We’ve all been there. We’re driving, and someone is following closely… a little too closely. There’s nothing like being tailgated to raise our blood pressure.
The Hollywood Hills Rehabilitation Center has been shut down by the state of Florida—but not before eight patients died while under care there or shortly
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Charlottesville, Virginia received nationwide attention over the weekend as white nationalists and counter-protesters skirmished on city streets. The clash culminated in a car being driven
The towering stacks of the TECO (Tampa Electric) Big Bend Power Station in Apollo Beach can be seen from almost anywhere in the Tampa Bay
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Memorial Day is the start of the traditional summer time-period, and all across the country, folks are firing up their grills, getting ready for the
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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