In many Florida semi-truck accidents, victims are left with severe or catastrophic injuries. Due to the size and weight differences between large trucks and passenger vehicles, it’s not surprising that injuries are so devastating in semi-truck accidents. When prospective clients meet with our Florida truck accident lawyers, one of the first questions is about the...
If you were recently injured in a car accident in Okaloosa County, you will need to get a copy of the crash report as soon as possible. However, you might not know how to get a copy. Fortunately, Okaloosa County accident reports are easy to get when you know where to look. The car accident...
Is Florida a No-Fault State? What Does This Mean? Is Florida a No-Fault State? Short answer: Yes. Florida requires that automobile drivers carry certain types of insurance to provide coverage for injuries and costs resulting from car accidents. The insurance requirements cover minor medical, property, and other costs sustained from a car crash and help...
Ways to Obtain a Pensacola Accident Report After an accident, an officer who responded to the scene will fill out an accident report that details what happened. Even though there is a lot to deal with in the aftermath of a crash, obtaining a copy of your accident report is critical not only to confirm...
Being involved in an accident with a semi-truck in Florida can be a traumatic and devastating experience. This type of accident often causes severe, and in some cases permanent, injuries and it can be difficult to know what your options are following this ordeal. There are potentially a number of parties that may be ultimately...
If you’re involved in a trucking accident, the first thing to do is make sure you get any medical attention that you need. In addition, try to get all the evidence that you can. If possible, try to take photographs of the scene of the accident and the vehicles involved. And then be sure you...
Many clients ask whether a truck accident is any different than a car accident. The simple answer is yes — truck accidents are very different. You’re talking about, for example, an 18-wheeler tractor trailer rig that legally can weigh up to 80,000 pound and be up to 70 or 80 feet long with a load...
