My Husband Just Started Riding A Motorcycle To Work To Save Money On Gas. What Are Risks Of Riding A Motorcycle In Florida?
Since Florida is a popular tourist destination and host of multiple motorcycle events, motorcycle accident and fatalities statistics run rather high. In 2010, almost 7,000 motorcycle crashes occurred. Most people assume that it’s the younger group that accounts for most of the accidents. Read on, not so. Interesting Florida Motorcycle Accident Facts: Males age… Read More »
How Much Is My Motorcycle Injury Claim Worth That Involves PTSD?
If you are suffering from PTSD, then you already know that this condition can turn your world upside down. You may have never before had anxiety, worried, lived in fear, or had trouble in social settings, but now you do. Not only may you be in a constant state of worry, but PTSD may… Read More »
Are Motorcycle Accident Injuries Covered By Florida’s PIP Insurance?
When motorcyclists suffer injuries in South Florida motorcycle accidents, they often want to know if they can seek coverage under Florida’s Personal Injury Insurance Protection (PIP) insurance. However, because the law doesn’t require motorcyclists to carry PIP insurance—as it is only required for vehicles with four wheels or more—the coverage does not extend to… Read More »
What Are The Legal Consequences Of Getting A DUI In The State Of Florida?
Floridians would be better off to think before they drink. That’s because within the state of Florida, a DUI stays on your record for 75 years. That’s the court’s way of sending a message that if you drink and drive, you will be remembered for that for the rest of your life. Read below… Read More »
I Was In A South Florida Motorcycle Accident And Didn’t Seek Medical Attention.
I was in a South Florida motorcycle accident and didn’t seek medical attention. Days later I went to the doctor, and he told me I had a broken bone. What are the signs of having a broken bone? You are not alone. Many motorcyclists go through a type of unique shock that allows their… Read More »
Why Are Sportbike Accidents In South Florida More Serious Than Cruiser Motorcycle Accidents?
In large part, sportbike accidents in Broward County are more serious than cruiser type motorcycle accidents, simply due to the nature and design of the bike. Cruisers are known for providing an easy and manageable power delivery, which also offers a more comfortable ride. Sportbikes are built for speed and many bikers who ride… Read More »
What should I do now that I suffered an eye injury in a motorcycle crash?
When your vision is impacted after a motorcycle crash, it is hard to not sit around and remember what it used to be like when you used to see. Unfortunately, this will only make you sad and angry. Try to focus your efforts on getting the best medical care and legal assistance to help… Read More »
What type of compensation should I expect to receive after suffering permanent vision loss in a motorcycle accident?
We are truly saddened to hear about your motorcycle accident injury. Suffering vision loss — whether partial or full blindness — is a life-altering event. More than likely, you will never again be able to drive, care for yourself, or work since you cannot see. As a result, you may need daily personal care… Read More »
Will you take my case even though I have a mild traumatic brain injury and not a severe TBI?
We believe all brain injuries are severe and can cause lifelong damages. As a result, we stand up for victims of motorcycle accidents who have suffered mild traumatic brain injuries as well as those who have suffered disabling injuries. While some lawyers don’t take mild traumatic brain injury cases because they know insurance adjusters… Read More »
How much money should my son expect to get when pursuing a brain injury claim after his motorcycle accident in Fort Lauderdale?
Unfortunately, we cannot tell you exactly what your son’s case is worth without reviewing his medical records and knowing the extent of his injury. For example, minor traumatic brain injuries will have a different dollar amount assigned to them than disabling brain injuries. Additionally, all victims of brain injuries have their own set of… Read More »
