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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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Small v. Sayre – Preserving Your Injury Lawsuit for Appeal

The goal of any injury lawyer at trial is to win the case and obtain fair compensation for the client. Unfortunately, even the most skilled attorneys can’t promise they will win every case. Our Orlando injury lawyers strongly believe in our clients, and we will fight tenaciously for a favorable outcome.…

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Distracted Driving Victims Seek to Hold Cellphone Makers, Wireless Companies Liable

A Texas woman sped down a Texas highway in her pickup truck, scrolling through her iPhone for messages. She was so distracted, court records would later show, that she slammed her truck into a sport utility vehicle. The driver and front seat passenger died instantly. A child passenger in the…

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Road Debris a Major Hazard on Florida Roadways, AAA Reports

It seems almost everyone has a story about that one time they were involved in a crash or encountered a serious hazard due to an unsecured load or debris cluttering the roadway. Florida Rep. Jamie Grant (R-Tampa) recalled his best friend’s mother was killed when an engine fell off the…

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Uber, Lyft and Others Aim of Florida Car Insurance Bill

Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft have gained a groundswell of popularity in Florida and across the country, where deal-seeking customers praise the app’s ease of use and accessibility.  But Florida lawmakers say passengers are at risk when drivers aren’t required to carry the same level of insurance coverage as…

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McFadden v. Dept. of Transp. – Negligent Highway Maintenance With Pavement Drop-Off

Plaintiff in McFadden v. Dept. of Transportation has won the right to continue pursuit of her wrongful death claim on behalf of her husband’s estate, alleging state liability for negligent highway maintenance involving a pavement drop-off. The decision was recently handed down by the Iowa Supreme Court.  The case highlights…

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Joerg v. State Farm – Collateral Source Rule Narrowed by Florida Supreme Court

The collateral source rule is one that limits or prohibits evidence of benefits paid by third parties to plaintiffs in injury lawsuits. The basis for the rule is that defendants should not be permitted to pay less for wrongdoing simply because an injured person was protected by third-party insurance or…

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Boy, 4, Killed in Florida Crash, Sister, 2, Injured

A 4-year-old boy was killed and his 2-year-old sister severely injured after a box truck driven by an 18-year-old plowed into the back of their father’s vehicle early one Saturday morning. The 4-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene in Davenport by emergency workers, while his sister was flown to…

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