Uber and Lyft (the latest “car and driver for hire” businesses) have quickly made ridesharing the preferred mode of transportation over taxi cabs and shuttles. However, when it comes to operating a vehicle on our local roadways, rideshare drivers are subject to being...
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Who Is Liable When Technology Takes A Wrong Turn?
Since Google gave the world its first glimpse of a driverless car in action on a Nevada roadway, questions about autonomous auto accident liability have continued to grow. Coupled with the fact that the Trump administration has supported the National Transportation...
Do You Know the Bicycle Laws for the State of Florida?
Living in the Sunshine State offers lots of amenities for residents, such as bicycling in favorable weather year-round. As a cyclist, you have the same right as any motorist to use a Florida roadway unless prohibited by the posting of appropriate signage. This...
Will Mediation Hurt My Personal Injury Lawsuit?
The short answer here is no. Mediation is a legal component of the civil court system. When your attorney files a civil lawsuit on your behalf, the process of litigation begins. Under tort law, you are seeking restitution for a civil wrong that unfairly caused you to...
Senior Abuse Can Involve Complex Cases of Exploitation
According to the Senate Special Committee on Aging, the elderly (who represent the fastest growing population group in America) are often subjected to extremely high rates of abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Not only do these injustices cost them their dignity,...
Do You Have to Prove the Other Driver Was At Fault?
No one leaves home expecting to be in an auto accident but car crashes occur more frequently than most drivers realize. On Florida roadways, car accidents are reported every day of a given year. In fact, according to data collected by the Florida Department of Highway...
Who Is Liable for Keyless Ignition System Injuries?
Although you may not remember “Standard 114” or what it regulates, you are more likely to remember the provisions established by the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety standard. The two-part regulation requires that any vehicle with a running engine must be placed in the...
30 Million Vehicles in the U.S. Still Have Faulty Air Bags
Many months ago, a Japanese safety equipment manufacturer announced the largest parts recall in automotive history. That's when Takata Corp owned up to a mistake that high-ranking officials within the company might have been covering up for years. Three of the former...
Who Is Responsible for Work Zone Accidents
Florida motorists may think that vehicular work zone accidents on state highways always result in injuries or death to construction workers. According to the statistical data provided by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration, the...









