Motorists know the dangers of speeding, but some fail to appreciate that the risk of death doubles with every 10 mph of increased speed. Florida’s excessive speeding law, known as the new “Super Speeder Law,” marks a shift toward stricter road safety. As of January 2026, motorists exceeding certain thresholds…
There are two basic insurance systems for car accidents in the US, with many states classified as at-fault jurisdictions. Florida insurance laws are no-fault, having a major impact on the legal process after a crash. An advantage to this system is that you do not need to prove fault, and…
Whether you are commuting, traveling for fun, or running errands around town, driving through Miami’s most dangerous intersections can lead to serious accidents. In fact, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) reports that there are more than 381,000 auto crashes statewide annually, changing the lives of…
In a Miami car crash, proving negligence often hinges on who violated the right-of-way rules of the Florida State Uniform Traffic Control. If a driver fails to yield as required by law, they may be considered at fault. This violation is a key piece of evidence in establishing their duty…
Ridesharing is a multimillion-dollar business that impacts public safety, so Florida laws protect victims in the event of an accident. Companies like Uber and Lyft, defined by statute as “transportation network companies” (TNCs), are subject to strict regulations. If you are injured in a rideshare accident in Miami, you have…
Being involved in a traffic crash is horrific, but the implications are often more devastating in a DUI collision. The extreme losses often lead victims to seek compensation through different legal remedies, so there are a few details that are crucially important if you were hurt or lost a loved…
Yes, not wearing a helmet can affect your Miami motorcycle accident case by reducing your compensation. Florida follows comparative negligence, meaning insurers may argue your injuries were preventable. However, you can still recover damages if another party was at fault. Many riders choose to wear a helmet for safety reasons,…
Car accident rates in South Florida are so high that it’s likely you or someone you know has been involved in one. According to the statistics from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV), there are almost 125,000 total crashes in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties…
South Florida may not have the snow and sleet that create risks for northern drivers, but there are plenty of ways that weather conditions impact car accident cases in Miami. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) reports that there are around 127,000 fatal and injury-causing accidents…
Electric scooters are popular due to their convenience and affordability, but this form of transportation is even more attractive when riders can easily rent them. In a recent assessment, it was reported that there are nine different rental scooter companies operating in Miami, including Baus, Bird, Bolt, Helbiz, Jump, Lime,…