When you’re injured in a Florida auto accident and file a claim, the insurance company may require you to attend an Independent Medical Exam (IME). Yes, this is legal under Florida law—insurers are allowed to request an IME to verify the extent of y...
When you’ve been in a car accident in Port Charlotte, one of the first things that happens is law enforcement arrives to prepare an official crash report. What many people don’t realize is that Florida has a law called the “Crash Report Privilege.”...
After a Florida car accident, one of the first calls many people receive is from an insurance adjuster asking for a recorded statement. You may wonder: Do I have to agree? And what happens if I refuse? The short answer is you are not required to giv...
Falls from scaffolding are among the most serious accidents on construction sites. They can be even more devastating when safety harnesses or protective equipment aren’t provided. Under Florida law, most construction workers are covered by worker...
Earlier today, a vehicle crashed through the front entrance of the GNC at Cocoplum Village Shops in North Port. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, and crews are already working on repairs. But this type of accident can be extremely dangerous — i...
How Dashcam and Doorbell, and CCTV Footage Shape Accident Cases Dashcams, Ring doorbells, and neighborhood security cameras are often key in proving what happened in a crash. They can show speed, traffic signals, and driver behavior in ways that wit...
If you drive for Amazon, UPS, or DoorDash in Florida, you know the risks: long hours, heavy traffic, tight deadlines, and constant pressure. When a crash happens, the big question is whether you qualify for workers’ compensation benefits to cover me...
