More people are out on Halloween than on normal October nights. Parents and guardians are taking their kids trick-or-treating, while others are gathering for parties. This increase in activity is one of the reasons behind the rise in pedestrian fatalities on … Continue reading
On the morning of March 26, 2019, yet another pedestrian death occurred in Tallahassee, Florida. This time from a car on pedestrian accident that occurred on Monroe Street. As Tallahassee continues to grow, there have been an alarming number of … Continue reading
Contingency fees arrangements in personal injury cases such a car accidents or medical malpractice cases are critical to equal justice for hardworking, middle-class Americans. In a contingent fee arrangement, the lawyer is paid a fixed percentage out of the money … Continue reading
It seems like everyone is playing Pokémon Go. The smartphone app-based game became an overnight rage with people now wandering around everywhere searching for virtual Pokémon characters in their vicinity. The number of Pokémon Go players in the US peaked … Continue reading
Happy birthday, America!! It’s time to celebrate our freedom with family, friends, and fireworks! Many of us will spend time this holiday weekend basking in the warm summer sun while grilling out and having some cold drinks. Others will be … Continue reading
When it comes to a personal injury case, there are two basic forms of “damages” a client may recover: economic and non-economic damages. Unlike economic damages, which reimburse victims for their out-of-pocket losses resulting from the injury, non-economic damages compensate … Continue reading
As a person who enjoys walking around my community and going places on foot, I regularly notice the number of drivers who are not totally watching the road. Pedestrians have to be vigilant on the streets watching for cars that … Continue reading
