Malfunctioning Traffic Signals
October 4, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
Many drivers take traffic signals for granted in Miami. When a driver approaches an intersection, the light turns green, and the driver can proceed. But this process is not always as simple as it should be. For example, what happens when those signals stop working properly? Malfunctioning traffic lights may be more common —...
Read moreCan You Remove a Speeding Ticket From Your Driving Record in Florida?
September 13, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
Getting a speeding ticket can be a frustrating experience, particularly when you consider the impact it can have on your driving record and insurance premiums. If you have received a speeding ticket in Florida, you may be wondering how to get a speeding ticket off your record or even if it is possible. What...
Read moreAre Self-Driving Cars Safe?
September 12, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
In 2019, a bill allowing fully autonomous vehicles to drive on public roads was signed in Florida. And seeing as we’re several years from that bill’s enactment, the obvious question is, of course, “Are self-driving cars safe?” As it turns out, there is no definitive answer to that question yet. But that’s because Florida,...
Read moreWhat Happens In Florida When You Let Someone Else Drive Your Car, And They Get In An Accident?
September 6, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
Lending your car to a friend or family member seems harmless, but accidents can happen. If someone else is driving your car and gets into a motor vehicle accident, your insurance policy will likely be the first to respond. Understanding the complexities of such situations can be overwhelming. The experienced Miami car accident lawyers...
Read moreWhat Should You Do If Hit While Driving Someone Else’s Car In Florida
August 14, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
All car accidents are stressful, and it can be overwhelming dealing with damages and injuries after your crash. However, the process is particularly difficult if you’re hit while driving someone else’s car. In these situations, it’s hard to know whose insurance is responsible and where to file a claim. To help with this process,...
Read moreCan I Have Just One Drink and Be Safe to Drive?
July 31, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
Florida is known for its beautiful beaches and exciting nightlife. When you enjoy alcoholic beverages with friends, coworkers, or family, it is important to keep yourself and others safe. Alcohol affects everyone differently, and some people may think they can drive safely after only one drink. Is this really true? Driving under the influence...
Read moreShould I Hire a Lawyer After a Car Accident That Wasn’t My Fault?
July 30, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
Being involved in a car accident can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, especially if it wasn't your fault. In the aftermath, you might wonder whether you need to hire an attorney or if you can handle the situation independently. It is critical to explore the benefits of hiring a lawyer after a collision...
Read moreAll About Back and Neck Injuries From Rear-End Collisions
July 3, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
According to the National Safety Council, 40% of all car accidents in the U.S. take the form of rear-end collisions. Injuries from these accidents, in particular, are quite common. With no clear chance to get out of the way, taking the full impact of another vehicle can result in serious and potentially fatal injury...
Read moreHow Can I Tell if a Head Injury from a Car Accident Is Mild or Severe?
May 21, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
Head injuries are one of the trickiest types of injuries you can suffer in a car accident. A head injury could heal in just a few days or hinder you with a disability for the rest of your life. If you suffer a head injury, you need to determine the severity as quickly as...
Read moreWhat Types of Injuries Are Commonly Associated With T-Bone Accidents?
May 7, 2024 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents
One common way of describing Florida car accidents is to classify them according to how the vehicles collided. If an accident is a head-on collision, for instance, you know that the vehicles' front ends collided while the cars were traveling in opposite directions. A rear-end collision indicates one vehicle struck the rear of another...
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