Why Using Social Media While Driving in Florida is a Deadly Mistake
Florida bans handheld scrolling behind the wheel. A Bonita Springs injury attorney explains §316.305, 2023 comparative-fault reform, and what to do after a crash.
Why Texting While Driving Is More Dangerous Than Drunk Driving
A Southwest Florida personal injury attorney explains why texting-driver crashes often hit harder than DUI cases, what Florida law says, and what to do next.
Why Florida Leads the Nation in Hit and Run Car Accidents
Why Florida leads the nation in hit-and-run crashes, and how UM, PIP, and Florida Statute 316.027 actually decide whether an injured driver gets paid.
Why Fort Myers Motorcycle Accident Injuries Can Get Worse Over Time
Florida PIP does not cover motorcycle riders. A Fort Myers attorney with 30+ years of practice explains UM coverage, helmet law, and what to do…
Motorcycle Accidents in Florida: A Rider’s Guide to Avoiding Fatal Passing Mistakes
Florida motorcycle crash guide from a 30+ year Bonita Springs attorney: no PIP for riders, helmet law, UM coverage, comparative fault, and what to do…
U.S. 41 / Tamiami Trail: What Florida Law Says When You’re Hurt on America’s Second-Deadliest Road
Hurt in a U.S. 41 / Tamiami Trail crash in SWFL? A Bonita Springs injury attorney on Florida comparative-fault, PIP, UM, and the 2-year deadline.…
Are Uber Background Checks Really Keeping Florida Passengers Safe?
Florida rideshare passenger rights, §627.748 coverage, PIP and UM stacking, and why Uber background checks miss bad drivers — from a 30-year SWFL attorney.
When Can Emergency Vehicles Turn Off Sirens in Southwest Florida?
Florida lets ambulances run lights without a siren. A Bonita Springs injury attorney explains the 316.126 rule, the two-year clock, and what to do after…
Drunk Driving Crashes in Fort Myers: The Roads, Times, and Patterns We See Most
Fort Myers attorney David Pittman maps the corridors and time-of-day windows where DUI crashes actually happen — US-41, Cleveland, McGregor, downtown, I-75.
What Happens to Defense Attorney Fees When You Sue Your Florida Auto Insurer
Suing your Florida auto insurer? An attorney explains who pays the defense lawyer, how 2023 tort reforms changed fee recovery, and when bad faith applies.