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The holiday season may be awfully pretty, with the decorations in and out of our homes, but did you know that many decorations come with some serious dangers? According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), close to 13,000 people are treated in emergency rooms across the nation for injuries sustained while putting upContinue reading “Personal Injury Category Archives — Page 10 of 12”

The holiday season may be awfully pretty, with the decorations in and out of our homes, but did you know that many decorations come with some serious dangers? According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), close to 13,000 people are treated in emergency rooms across the nation for injuries sustained while putting upContinue reading “Holiday Decorations: Joyous and DANGEROUS!”

A series of recent bicycle and pedestrian accidents in the South Florida area has resulted in a number of fatalities that were just added to the Sunshine State’s already high number of non-motorist traffic deaths. Mike Lasche, the executive director of Florida Walks & Bikes is just downright frustrated. As it’s been for years now,Continue reading “Bicycle and Pedestrian Accidents in South Florida on the Rise”

About 90 percent of drivers who are over the age of 65 report that they’re suffering from health issues that affect their driving safety. It’s important that these older drivers are equipped with a vehicle that fits them, meaning a vehicle that is comfortable and safe for a a driver who may have a lackContinue reading “AAA Helping Elderly Drivers to Find the Perfect Car”

Before purchasing a new car, you’re going to want to do your homework. This is especially important with the recent damages from Hurricane Sandy. We’re talking about damages to vehicles resulting from flooding. According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV), consumers are being warned to keep their eyes out forContinue reading “South Florida Driving Safety: Flooded Vehicles, Hidden Dangers”

As we head into the last few weeks of 2012, we’re also heading into some serious risks for car accidents. The last eight weeks of each year are some of the most dangerous, especially in the state of Florida. We’re asking all motorists to be safe out there and we’re starting with seat belts! AccordingContinue reading “Seat Belt Usage Up — Still Thousands Killed in Accidents”

A scuba accident in Pompano Beach off the Hillsboro Inlet killed one woman on Thanksgiving Day, according to CBS Miami. The 54-year-old woman was in town from New Mexico with her nephew when the accident happened, reports the Broward Sheriff’s Office. It all happened when the victim and the rest of the group was headingContinue reading “Scuba Tragedy Highlights Liability, Risks in Broward, Palm Beach Counties”

Being stranded on the side of the road can be a scary experience. Just ask Angel Soto Jr. According to The Palm Beach Post, he had to have one of his legs amputated, had one of his feet fractured and was locked up in a hospital room for weeks — all to save the lifeContinue reading “Helpful Civilian Sustains Lifelong Injuries in Roadside Accident”

Black Friday is the busiest shopping day out of the entire year. It’s also the most dangerous. Are you ready? Our Coconut Creek injury attorneys are here to help you to get through your shopping spree safely. Retailers need to focus on safety measures as much as they need to advertise the deals they’re offering.Continue reading “Staying Safe during This Year’s Black Friday Events”

Most Floridians will be doing their fair share of traveling within the next few weeks. It’s the holiday travel season and everyone will be out heading to and from gatherings with friends and family members. For many of these trips, we’ll have to hop on the Interstate, whether it’s Interstate 95, Interstate 75 or InterstateContinue reading “Breakdown Safety: Staying Safe in Your Time of Need”