Click here to see my firm’s website and an article published there about how parents can be liable for their childrens automobile accidents. I am a personal injury attorney in Daytona Beach handling auto accident cases.
Many people involved in car accidents develope severe back pain as a result. Daytona Beach car accident discusses whether surgery is a good idea for treatement.
Have you been injured in an auto accident? Do you understand your insurance Policy? Attorney Ron Zimmet Jr discusses ways to find insurance coverage when you think none exists.
Parents are generally not responsible for car accidents caused by their children. However, there are some circumstances where a parent can become liable. A child under the age of 18 must have the drivers license application signed by a parent. If the minor is negligent in the operation of a motor vehicle before reaching 18, [...]
In the course of my Personal Injury Practice, I see all types of reckless behavoir. I represented a client who was rear ended by a careless driver who was speeding and ran into the back of my clients vehicle causing severe damage. Running into a stopped vehicle while speeding is reckless in it own right. However, [...]
Florida does not have a law banning any type of cell phone use while driving. Here is a link to a chart which shows which states have enacted restrictions on cell phone use while driving. It is quite alarming that Florida does not have anything in place to restrict texting and driving. This means that [...]
If you are involved in an accident, make sure to take pictures with your cell phone.
Car accident lawyer in Dayton Beach Florida talks about a recent accident and asks, “Who is at fault?”
As a personal injury lawyer in Daytona Beach, I was glead to read a recent report that stated that the number of deaths on Florida’s roadways were down in 2008. Infact, the number of traffic fatalities hit an eight year low. It is the third year in a row that traffic fatalities have declined and the [...]
Car and Driver magaizine brought two drivers out on to a test track to measure their reaction times to a red light appearing on their windshield. They were tested while driving at 35 m.p.h. and 70 m.p.h. to get base line readings. The drivers then had their reaction times measured both while reading a text [...]