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Green = Go. Yellow = Slow Down. Red = Stop. It’s a simple concept, but many drivers just don’t seem to be getting the hang of it. For this reason, officials with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) are working to raise awareness about the risks of intersection accidents and theContinue reading “Red-Light Runners Causing Serious Accidents in Tamarac”

When crossing the road, your best bet is to cross at a crosswalk. According to recent statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), you’re most likely to be injured or killed in a traffic accident if you choose to cross the road at a non-intersection. According to CNN, more and more pedestrians areContinue reading “Broward Traffic Safety Watch: Pedestrians at Serious Accident Risks”

Fall accidents are a common hazard in the workplace. Our West Palm Beach personal injury attorneys understand that falls can happen when simply walking, climbing a ladder or as a result of a number of workplace hazards. The truth is we’re all at risk. According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there wereContinue reading “Fall Accidents Common throughout Your Work Day”

If you live in a house, it’s a pretty normal occurrence to be out cutting the grass, especially during the summer season. Do you ever think about your risks for a pedestrian accident during this time? A Sarasota woman wasn’t thinking about it either when she was hit by a car while mowing her grass.Continue reading “Pedestrian Accident Watch: Woman Killed by Passing Car While Mowing Grass”

There’s been a whole heap of product recalls in recent weeks. Unfortunately, many of these recalls affect some of our most vulnerable — children. There have been recent recalls for strollers, beach chairs and even high chairs; all products geared toward children. Truth is, families likely have recalled or dangerous products in the household andContinue reading “South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 47 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law”

There’s been a whole heap of product recalls in recent weeks. Unfortunately, many of these recalls affect some of our most vulnerable — children. There have been recent recalls for strollers, beach chairs and even high chairs; all products geared toward children. Truth is, families likely have recalled or dangerous products in the household andContinue reading “Recalled Children’s Products Posing Serious Threats to Little Ones”

You have to be 21-years-old to consume alcohol in the United States. This law just recently celebrated its 28th anniversary. Before, you only had to be 18-years-old to drink. Some are even still fighting to get the age limit dropped back down again, saying that if you can go to war then you should beContinue reading “MADD and West Palm Attorneys Supporting Victims’ Rights”

Teenage drivers are more likely to get into a deadly car accident than any other age group of drivers. These risks come along with their inexperience and their inability to comprehend dangers associated with poor driving habits. According to a recent study that was published in the Journal of Safety Research. teen drivers oftentimes don’tContinue reading “Teen Drivers and Severe Risks for Drowsy Driving Car Accidents”

The State Attorney’s office is looking into a recent school bus accident in St. Lucie County. According to accident reports, the 56-year-old driver of the bus may be cited with a traffic offense or with a criminal charge. The Palm Beach Post reports that the driver wasn’t paying attention at the wheel when he turnedContinue reading “School Bus Accident in St. Lucie County Kills Young Rider”

Defective products are lying around most of our homes and the worst part about it is that we don’t even know about it. Parents and guardians are urged to stay in the loop with the latest product recalls to help to protect some of our most vulnerable consumers — children. Most of these little residentsContinue reading “Child Injury in St. Lucie: Check Defective Product Recalls”