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Landowner May be Liable for Crash Injuries – But Only in Some Circumstances

Car accident and pedestrian accident lawsuits usually involve claims that one or more motor vehicle drivers was negligent. However, an experienced injury lawyer can tell you it may be worth exploring whether other individuals or entities might also be responsible. A good example of this is landowner liability for crash-related…

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Perry v. Asphalt & Concrete Servs., Inc. – Accident Insurance Evidence Restricted

Courts are reticent to allow the introduction of evidence pertaining to insurance coverage in accident cases. The reason is that unless it is somehow pertinent to the cause of the crash or extent of the injuries, it can be prejudicial to a jury.  For example, if jurors know that a…

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Pedestrian Accident Deaths a Growing Problem Nationally

Pedestrian accident deaths have been a significant issue in Florida for decades. This is largely a result of our streets being designed primarily for motor vehicle traffic – wide roads, high speed limits and few safe spaces to walk or opportunities to cross.  But it’s increasingly becoming a major problem on…

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Smith v. Hopper – Pedestrian Accident Weighed

One of the most powerful tools an attorney has are words. Understanding their most efficient use comes with extensive knowledge and experience. Failure to properly use them could result in negative consequences, ranging from reprimands to new trials. Such was the case in Smith v. Hopper, an Arkansas Supreme Court…

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Woman Killed in a “Freak Accident” at Miami-Broward Carnival

Miami is an epicenter of cultural events where diverse communities throng together for carnivals, music festivals, and celebrations. In a tragic accident, a woman was killed at the annual Miami Broward One Carnival and parade that honors the Caribbean culture. According to reports, a 54-year-old woman was struck by a…

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Broward Traffic Safety Watch: Focus on Intoxicated Pedestrians

(BEING EDITED) You see it everywhere: ads campaigning for safe and sober driving. And all while we’re focusing on the risks of drunk driving, there’s a new epidemic forming. We’re talking about the risks associated with drinking and walking. According to the Associated Press, nearly 40 percent of the pedestrians…

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Broward Traffic Safety Watch: Pedestrians at Serious Accident Risks

When crossing the road, your best bet is to cross at a crosswalk. According to recent statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), you’re most likely to be injured or killed in a traffic accident if you choose to cross the road at a non-intersection. According to CNN,…

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