Monthly Archives: April 2021
Child Shocked By An RV: Can The Owner Be Held Accountable?
When a young boy by the name of Landyn Gerald Keener died by electrocution in 2013, the whole country was stunned, aghast, and confused as to what happened. It was extremely troubling that anyone could get electrocuted in their own mobile home. Worse still, what if this could happen to you or your own… Read More »
What Are Florida’s No-Fault Insurance Laws?
Recently, Florida’s Civil Justice & Property Rights Subcommittee unanimously voted to repeal the state’s no-fault insurance laws — a decision that will completely alter the auto-insurance laws that have been standing for the past 5 decades. The new proposal has brought the No-Fault law into the limelight. Even though people may have heard about… Read More »
Keeping Your Child Safe on Their Bike This Summer
More than 70% of children ride bikes, and summertime is a great time to enjoy the great outdoors. However, a child is very vulnerable to biking accidents. To help protect them from unexpected injuries, let’s take a look at the methods to keeping your child safe on their bike this summer. What Causes Biking… Read More »
How The Courts Look At Bicycle Crashes
Accidents involving bicycles can be devastating and life-altering. Bicycle laws can be complicated, even for professionals. In 2019 alone, there were 843 fatalities from bicycles crashing into motor vehicles, as reported by the IIHS. What were to happen if you were involved in a bicycle accident? In today’s post, we will be answering that… Read More »
A Short Guide To Children’s Car Seats In Florida
In Florida, the safety of a child is just as much of a responsibility to the government as it is to the parents. Although there has been a gradual decline in the number of infant fatalities in motor vehicle crashes, 2019’s statistics still suggest that 1 in every 4 unintentional death cases is the… Read More »
