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Lane Change Car Accidents in Florida Among the Most Common

As noted by peer-reviewed traffic research, lane-changing collisions are among the most common types of crash on multi-lane freeways. These crashes generally happen when a driver miscalculates how much space/ time they have to make a lane change maneuver or they simply fail to glance in their mirrors to note…

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Examining High-Low Agreements in Florida Car Accident Lawsuits

The majority of Florida car accident claims are settled prior to a trial, and one form of settlement is called a “high-low agreement.” This is when the parties in the case agree that no matter what the outcome of a case, defendant will pay a minimum amount – but no…

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Seventh Circuit Caps Auto Insurer Exposure on Excess Verdict Despite Improper Refusal to Defend

Auto insurance companies have a responsibility to defend their clients when they are accused of liability. Almost all auto insurance policies make these two promises to their insureds: A promise to indemnify, which is pay for the insured’s legal liability, up to the policy limits; A promise to defend, meaning…

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Construction Zone Crash Case Against Contractor Gets a Second Crack

Crashes in construction zones are an ongoing and serious problem – in Florida and beyond. The U.S. Department of Transportation reports in a single recent year, there were nearly 97,000 crashes in work zones – which represented an 8 percent increase over the previous year and a stunning 43 percent…

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Florida Car Accident Caused by Wrong-Way Driver Proves Fatal for Three

Three people died recently in a wrong-way car accident in Florida, including the wrong-way driver and a newly-engaged couple who had just learned they were expecting a child. The couple, a 24-year-old man and 21-year-old woman, were traveling on Interstate 75 near Tampa when they encountered a 21-year-old motorist traveling…

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Car Accident Deaths Not Just Due to More Travel

In the first nine months of 2016, traffic deaths rose 8 percent compared to the same period from 2015. During that time, nearly 28,000 people were killed in car accidents. In the first three quarters of 2015, there were 25,800 people who died.  Many people have looked for an explanation…

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Report: States Slow Rush to Restrict Elder Driver’s Licenses

Florida has the most senior driver traffic fatalities in the country, according to a report released a few years ago by TRIP, a national transportation research group. The study showed that in a single year, 271 drivers over 65 were killed in auto accidents that year, and more than 500…

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Holiday Travel Poses Out-Sized Risks on Florida Roads

Florida is a prime destination over the holidays. AAA reports that just over Thanksgiving, some 49 million Americans traveled 50 miles or more for the holiday, and more than 90 percent drove a car. Over the Christmas/ New Year’s Eve holidays, the same agency opines an estimated 100 million people…

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Major Car Accident Injuries to Girl Move Mother to Urge Proper Car Seat Use

A Virginia mom of a 6-year-old girl is advocating for parents to make sure their child is properly buckled in a car seat or booster seat – every time.  The Today Show reports the girl had not been in a booster seat one day in September when her father, who…

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Family of Teen Killed in Car Accident Sue State, Allege Poor Road Design

Early one morning in November 2014, a popular 17-year-old senior left her South Carolina home – and never returned. Her family didn’t know where she was headed at 6 a.m. on a Saturday, and they don’t know why she didn’t follow the highway’s sharp curve. What they can say with…

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