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PTSD After a Car Accident in Florida
PTSD is a type of anxiety disorder that can develop after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event, like a serious car accident. The brain responds to danger by staying on high alert, even when the threat has passed. This can lead to sleep issues, mood swings, panic attacks, or emotional withdrawal. Mental health research indicates that 25% to 33% of survivors of car accidents develop PTSD within one month following

Truck Accidents Caused by Blind Spots
Florida highways are filled with trucks delivering goods across the state, which means the risk of blind spot collisions is always present. Whether it’s a quick lane change or a moment of distraction, truck blind spot accidents in Florida are more common than most people think. And when they happen, the aftermath can be overwhelming—from medical bills to lost wages and long-term recovery. Unlike crashes involving smaller passenger vehicles, truck

Is The Driver Behind Always At-Fault in a Rear-End Collision?
Rear-end collisions stand out as one of the most frequent types of car accidents, which leads to a crucial legal inquiry about who holds responsibility in such incidents. The law in Florida assumes that the driver who rear-ends another vehicle is at fault, because every motorist must maintain a safe following distance and monitor road conditions. A collision with the vehicle ahead suggests you failed to maintain a safe following

Company Vehicle Accidents in Florida
Getting into an accident while driving a company vehicle is a nerve-racking experience. The driver of the vehicle is almost certainly worried about keeping their job and their employer is concerned as to whether or not they are liable. At the same time, they need to navigate an insurance claim system that is very different from the one they are familiar with. Under the doctrine of respondeat superior, in a

Tailgating Laws in Florida and “Following Too Closely”
Tailgating, a common name for following too closely behind another vehicle, is a dangerous habit that contributes to thousands of crashes every year. In Florida, this type of aggressive driving behavior is a traffic violation, as it puts everyone on the road at risk. Florida law doesn’t explicitly use the word “tailgating,” but the behavior is addressed in Florida Statute 316.0895 under a label of “Following Too Closely.” According to

What Does a Florida Car Accident Lawyer Do?
Car accidents cause more than just physical pain; they can leave victims in Florida with mounting medical bills, an inability to return to work, and a long list of questions. While insurance companies may initially reach out quickly, navigating the claims process can be overwhelming and stressful, undoubtedly so when you’re trying to recover. It is in circumstances like these when hiring a Florida car accident attorney can prove remarkably
Mike Evans
Mike Evans
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