Motorcycles represent just 3% of registered vehicles in the U.S., but account for 13% of traffic fatalities in 2007, according to Examiner. For example, in California, 80% of all motorcyclists involved in an auto accident resulted in death or serious injury. The statistics here in Florida are almost identical. Personal…
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The Aaron Hernandez murder investigation has taken a turn for the more bizarre. Per the ABA journal, he is now getting sued for an earlier shooting of a man near a south Florida nightclub. As the country now knows, Aaron Hernandez was charged with first-degree murder in Massachusetts. His friend…
A car accident can be a traumatizing time for anyone, especially if it happened to be a particularly bad accident. Some people come out with very few injuries, while others end up suffering from a lot of damage. Regardless of what happens during a car accident, it can be a…
5 Steps that help deal with debt torment and personal injury: Dealing with the problems of debt is not easy. Life becomes more difficult as you may receive frequent calls from creditors and their collection agencies. In addition to this, if the debt is a result of a car accident,…
Another year, another rash of arrests for the Tampa Bay Bucs. According to an article in today’s Tampa Bay Times, free agent Eric Wright was arrested in California on suspicion of DUI. We have previously blogged often about the troubles and arrests of the Buccaneer’s players and their apparent goal…
An interesting story in last week’s USA Today poses an interesting an important question to consider this Holiday Season: Should all states ban cell phone use while driving?According to the USA Today article, state governments should prohibit all drivers from using portable electronic devices such as cellphones while behind the…
According to a story that will appear in tomorrow’s St. Pete Times, the mother of a young woman killed walking on the Harbour Island bridge by a suspected drunken driver is suing the man accused in her death. Early on Oct. 30, Kate Kohlier and Doug Kozar were leaving work…