What to Do After a Florida Truck Accident: Insurance Claims Without the Spin
A Florida truck crash triggers PIP, UM, and motor carrier policies at once. Read what 627.736, 768.81, and 95.11 require before you talk to any…
Why Florida Truck Weight Violations Lead to Deadly Crashes
Florida caps commercial trucks at 80,000 pounds. When carriers run heavy on I-75 and US-41, people get hurt. A Bonita Springs attorney explains your rights.
Hurt in a Semi-Truck Crash? A Fort Myers Truck Accident Lawyer Explains What’s Next
A Fort Myers truck accident lawyer walks through Florida law, FMCSA rules, and what to do in the first 30 days after a semi crash.…
Fort Myers Delivery Driver Crashes: What Florida Law Says and What to Do If You’re Hit
Hit by a delivery driver in Fort Myers? A Lee County attorney explains Florida's two-year deadline, the 51% fault rule, PIP, and what to do…
Injured in a Fort Myers Bus Accident? Here’s What a Bus Accident Lawyer Says You Must Do Now
Hurt on a LeeTran, school, or charter bus in Fort Myers? A Florida personal injury attorney explains PIP, the 2-year deadline, sovereign-immunity caps, and next…
School Bus Crash in Fort Myers? Here’s Your Immediate Action Plan
After a Fort Myers school bus crash, the first 30 days matter. A Lee County attorney walks parents through FL Statute 768.28, the Rule of…
Semi Truck Accidents in Fort Myers: Your Rights When Tailgating Causes Crashes
A Fort Myers attorney on Florida tailgating law, FMCSA rules, the 2023 negligence change, and what to do after a semi rear-ends you on I-75…
The Most Dangerous Hours for Truck Accidents on Fort Myers Roads
After 30 years of practice in Lee County, the truck crashes I see cluster in predictable hours. What Florida and FMCSA law say, and what…
Why Wet Weather Makes Fort Myers Truck Accidents More Likely
Fort Myers truck accidents in the rain: what Florida law and the FMCSA rules say about driver fault, evidence half-life, and the two-year deadline to…
How Do Overloaded Trucks Cause Fort Myers Car Accidents?
Fort Myers truck-accident attorney David B. Pittman breaks down how overloaded rigs cause wrecks, who can be liable, and what Florida law says. Call 239-992-8259.