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Negligence per se occurs in Florida is when a person violates a statute or regulations and causes someone harm. If a person suffers injuries from someone else’s negligence, they can prove negligence per se. This involves proving certain elements to establish fault. It includes showing that the at-fault party caused the accident while violating a …
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Some of the most common construction accidents in Florida are falls from heights, being struck by objects and electrocution to name a few. These incidents can involve many situations. Florida construction accidents can also occur when a worker suffers a slip, trip and fall or electrocution. Struck-by accidents and objects falling on top of construction …
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There are many steps to take after a car accident in Florida. Seeking medical attention is one of the most crucial. Safety is top priority after an accident. Exchange information with the other driver, document everything and get witness statements. Be discreet and don’t say too much. Be responsible and call 911. Stay Calm and …
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Florida law prohibits texting while driving and the use of handheld cell phones or other devices when a vehicle is in motion. Drivers are allowed to make phone calls as long as they don’t hold the phone in their hand. The purpose is to prevent accidents caused by texting and driving. However, cell phones can …
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Florida’s Good Samaritan Act legally protects bystanders who provide assistance to sick or incapacitated individuals during emergencies. This law protects the person providing aid from liability in case complications arise during their aid efforts. Florida’s Good Samaritan Law Florida’s Good Samaritan Law was enacted in 2023. This is the definition of the law, what’s covered …
