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Electricians who were seriously injured by electrocution at an Orlando car dealership may need to seek legal representation due to multiple medical issues.
A tragic motorcycle crash on John Young Parkway involving a phantom vehicle highlights the need for Uninsured Motorist coverage and special limits to benefits.
There is certain information that workers injured in car accident on-the-job need to know so that they can protect themselves after an accident. 407-254-4901.
Orlando resident Thomas Smith was tragically killed in a Pine Hills car crash. If he or his family carried Uninsured Motorist insurance there might be justice.
Allstate Insurance Company is reportedly extending its claims satisfaction guarantee to 31 states. Will Allstate guarantee satisfaction to UM claimants?
The surviving passenger in a tragic one car accident that caused two death will be the key to establishing how different insurance coverages will apply.
A tragic accident between a bicyclist and a tractor trailer reminds us that drivers must give bicyclists three feet of room before passing on the left.
A scooter driver driving southbound on John Young Parkway was rear-ended and killed by a Camaro owner who may have been driving under the influence of alcohol.
A recent NTSB report suggests that cell phone use should be banned for drivers across America. Drivers should remember that there are other road distractions.
Three arrests were made this week by Polk County deputies in cases of unrelated child sexual abuse cases. The accused are two teachers and a youth minister.
An 18-year old man with suspected mental problems was arrested and accused of sexually assaulting several children in an apartment complex after-school program.
If an insurance adjuster shows up at your home with a check offering to settle your Florida personal injury claim, you should think twice before accepting it.
The owners of a German Shephard that bit a three-year old girl in the face might be legally liable for her injuries, but may not be covered by insurance.
Many Florida car accident victims face serious medical conditions. This article provides helpful tips about seeking a second medical opinion if you need one.
A fiery crash involving a Jeep Grand Cherokee on Interstate 4 in Lake Mary has raised concerns about a faulty fuel tank. N.H.T.S.A. has decided to investigate.
Hockey star Sidney Crosby suffered a brain injury last year and finally found a concussion treatment option that appears to have repaired his brain function.
Insurance agents don't handle claims, but they can be liable if they give their customers mistaken advice about what to do with their claims. Call 407-254-4901
CVS Pharmacy has announced that it has decided to stop filling prescriptions from certain doctors for powerful pain medications such as Oxycodone and Morphine.
A woman changing a CD in her car stereo became distracted, lost control of her vehicle, and crashed into an S.U.V., causing the death of the S.U.V.'s driver.
The tragic death of a 14-year-old in a jet ski accident seemingly could have been avoided if someone had made sure that the operators had been properly trained.
A huge verdict in South Carolina in a child sexual abuse case raises questions about whether the sexually abused plaintiff will ever collect the damages award.
An 82-year old man was hit and killed while crossing Colonial Drive. The circumstances surrounding his death, and what happened after, are warning to others.
A Clermont man was killed in a truck accident involving a sand truck that overturned on State Road 33 in Lake County. The cause of the crash is unknown.
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