Monthly Archives: September 2026
Rainy Roads And Serious Crashes: Can Weather Affect Liability In Florida Auto Accident Cases?
Florida gets a lot of rain over the summer, which can decrease visibility and make the roads slippery. After numerous accidents caused by wet road conditions, the question becomes whether the bad weather conditions relieve at-fault motorists of responsibility for causing the accident. The answer is usually no. While it’s true that bad weather… Read More »
Not Guilty Doesn’t Mean Not Liable: Civil Lawsuits After Florida Boating Accidents
George Pino, one of the best-known real estate brokers in South Florida, was recently acquitted by a Florida jury of the criminal charges that were levied against him regarding a deadly boating accident in 2022. However, it’s an example that shows the difference between civil and criminal liability, which is very important for accident… Read More »
Three Pedestrians Killed In One Week: Who Can Be Held Liable For Jacksonville Pedestrian Accidents?
Pedestrian accidents tend to lead to severe injury, even death. This stems from the lack of protection that pedestrians have when they’re faced with the impact of a car. Recent accounts of three pedestrian deaths in one week in Jacksonville have raised concerns about road safety and the duties of the driver, property owner,… Read More »
What Evidence Is Lost In The First 48 Hours After A Serious Car Accident?
In the aftermath of a major automobile accident, there are many things that become very important very quickly. Not only will you need immediate medical attention, but you’ll also want to secure evidence, if you are able, to document the scene of the accident. Regardless of whether the collision involved two passenger cars, a… Read More »
