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Florida’s right of way laws require any driver to yield the right of way to a vehicle or pedestrian that is already in the intersection. The right-of-way laws are in place to ensure that whoever reaches the intersection first can safely proceed and that accidents can be avoided. You must make sure that the area …
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In Florida, wrongful death settlement proceeds are divided based on the type of damages and among each surviving family member of the victim. A wrongful death settlement includes economic, noneconomic and even punitive damages in some cases. By state law, the proceeds are distributed in a fair and equitable way. Typically, they include medical expenses, …
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Bicycle accidents are common across the country, but approximately 6,400 such incidents occur in Florida annually. Sadly, many of the bicycle accidents that happen in Florida result in fatalities. The state also leads in this area as many roadways lack designated bike lanes, resulting in bicyclists having to share the road with motor vehicles. However, …
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Florida motorcycle accidents occur at an alarming rate. Each year, hundreds of people are killed in motorcycle crashes. Florida is the fourth most dangerous state when it comes to motorcycle accidents in terms of deaths. Motorcycle Accident Types in Florida Different types of motorcycle accidents are known to occur in Florida. They are solo motorcycle …
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Filing a sexual harassment claim in Florida can be done directly through your employer or through the Florida Commission on Human Relations (FCHR) or the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). If your employer refuses your claim or fails to take appropriate action, file with the FCHR or EEOC. How Is Sexual Harassment Defined in Florida? …
