Recent Blog Posts
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Navigating busy roads can sometimes lead to unexpected accidents. Jaywalking, the act of crossing the street outside designated crosswalks or intersections, is not specifically illegal in Florida—but it can raise questions about who’s liable for an accident. Pedestrian responsibilities Pedestrians have certain responsibilities when crossing the street: Crosswalk usage: Pedestrians are generally expected to use… Read More »
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Two minors, aged 11 and 15, were killed in a one-vehicle accident in Manatee County. The accident occurred on State Road 62 near County Road 39 around 6:30 p.m. The SUV, driven by a 43-year-old Winter Haven man, lost control on a wet roadway, veered off the road, and collided with a concrete power pole…. Read More »
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When rain pours, Florida roads can quickly become treacherous. Weather-related car accidents are not uncommon—but who’s legally responsible in that situation? Inclement weather, from rain and snow to fog and ice, can significantly impact road conditions and driver visibility. These adverse conditions can lead to accidents due to reduced traction, longer stopping distances, limited visibility… Read More »