Florida has strict laws regarding vehicle operation in and around roadside construction areas. Unfortunately, negligent drivers and irresponsible companies or government entities can lead to serious accidents in work zones. At GOLDLAW, we understand the challenges associated with these incidents, and we can help if you’ve been involved in a collision and need a…
It’s not fun to think about airbags deploying, particularly if you’ve just experienced these safety devices exploding around you. However, if a collision was forceful enough to cause an airbag to explode, then there is a good chance injuries occurred or even that the airbag caused injuries of its own when it deployed. Here,…
Insurance carriers will do just about anything they can to reduce the compensation they pay to car accident victims. Even though insurance companies are required by law to operate in good faith, this does not change the fact that carriers can and will use relatively unscrupulous tactics to keep people from recovering compensation they…
Any vehicle accident has the potential for devastation, but there is a difference between an accident involving larger trucks and accidents involving only smaller passenger vehicles. Here, we want to delve into the differences between truck accidents and car accidents that occur in Florida, and we also want to discuss the need to have…
Can you recognize a drunk driver on the roadway? We think you should be able to recognize the signs of drunk driving so that you can take steps to minimize risks on the roadway. Drunk drivers present significant hazards for everyone on the road, but if you can recognize an impaired driver, you can…
Getting into a vehicle accident is a confusing experience, particularly in Florida. The state’s no-fault insurance laws can complicate the process, particularly if you are unsure about exactly what this means. Here, our West Palm Beach personal injury lawyers want to discuss some important steps you should take after a car accident occurs so…
Do you even need to determine fault after a car accident in Florida if this is a no-fault auto insurance state? The answer is yes. You do need to determine fault, even if the outcome of that determination will not influence the settlement amount. Often, there are various factors involved in vehicle accidents that…
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