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What Happens If I Have Been Injured in a Florida Traffic Accident Where the Driver Left the Scene?
Leaving the scene of a traffic accident is a crime, especially when a vehicle collision causes significant property damage, injuries, or fatalities. At the The Law Offices Of Keith Bregoff, our Vero Beach personal injury lawyer knows that getting hurt in an accident can lead to severe confusion. And when the injuries are catastrophic,… Read More »
Cellphones Are Not the Only Form of Distracted Driving Accidents in Florida
Florida’s Ban on Texting While Driving Law took effect on July 1, 2019, with warnings leading the way as our state came to terms with the fact that simultaneously texting and driving is incredibly dangerous. As of January 1, 2020, law enforcement officials began issuing uniform traffic citations for the unlawful activity, which provided… Read More »
Three Common Insurance Company Tactics That Could Derail Your Personal Injury Claim
Insurance companies go to great lengths to avoid paying their policyholders’ claims, even after they have paid their monthly premiums for years and remained loyal to their services. The truth is, insurance coverage is designed to make its policyholders feel protected. But when it is time to rely on their financial support, especially when… Read More »
How Can Brain Injuries Impact the Future Earnings of Florida Accident Victims?
Depending on the severity of your collision and injuries, getting hurt in a car accident can affect your short-term day-to-day abilities and overall, long-term quality of life. For instance, if your arm is broken during a collision with a negligent driver, you may be able to return to work after just a couple of days,… Read More »
Can Social Media Posts Affect My Florida Personal Injury Case?
Most people use social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and others to document everything from meals and vacations to special occasions and family gatherings. Even the intricacies of everyday life are shared on social media, which allows people to stay connected and involved in each other’s lives, even when they live far away…. Read More »
Can Traffic Camera Footage Help Prove Negligence After a Florida Auto Accident?
There is an average of six million traffic accidents each year in the United States. Some are fender benders, some head-on collisions, and other catastrophic auto accidents that completely change or take lives. When determining negligence, which is necessary to pursue the damages caused by the crash, our Vero Beach, Florida personal injury lawyer… Read More »
Three Practical Reasons To Hire a Vero Beach Personal Injury Lawyer
Partnering with a Florida personal injury attorney comes from necessity, which means you or someone you love has been hurt in a car, truck, motorcycle or pedestrian accident and need help pursuing financial recovery from the negligent party who caused the crash. At the Law Offices of Keith Bregoff, PA, our personal injury lawyer… Read More »
Why Are Commercial Truck Accidents Different Than Other Florida Traffic Collisions?
For more than 25 years, our Vero Beach personal injury attorney at the Law Offices of Keith Bregoff, PA has successfully represented clients who have been hurt by another driver’s negligence, and there is one thing we know for sure: Crashes involving large trucks and other commercial vehicles are different than other traffic collisions…. Read More »
Pedestrian Deaths In The United States Reach 30 Year High
According to the Governors Highway Safety Association, there were nearly 6,600 pedestrian deaths in the United States last year. Those killed represent the highest number of pedestrian fatalities on record since 1988 — and nine of the twenty deadliest cities for pedestrians are located in Florida. These tragic accidents take the lives of innocent… Read More »
What Should An Injured Passenger Do After A Florida Car Accident?
Passengers who are injured in Florida car accidents are placed at an immediate disadvantage. They were not driving either vehicle, had no control over the collision’s circumstances, yet are still are a victim of injuries caused by the accident. These injuries will require medical care, time away from work, and other expenses that can… Read More »
