Rear-end accidents are the most frequent type of traffic accidents. They occur when one vehicle strikes the back of another, and typically it occurs when the lead vehicle is moving slowly or has stopped, and another vehicle is speeding and does not slowdown in time or does not stop. According to the National Highway Traffic
Dogs are colloquially known as “man’s best friend.” There are an estimated 90 million dogs in the United States and approximately one-third of these dogs have homes. Based on estimates from the Center for Disease Control, there may be an estimated 800,000 dog bites per year in the United States. However, many of these dog
Property damage lawsuits are a crucial area of law for Florida residents, where hurricanes, floods, storms, car accidents, and other incidents can lead to significant losses. At Clayton Trial Lawyers, we understand the emotional and financial toll that damage to your home, vehicle, or personal belongings can take. Navigating property damage law in Florida requires
Homeowners may be devastated by the damage that hurricanes and tropical storms may cause. Wind gusts, tornados, hail and flooding rain can dismantle a building’s structure, leaving the homeowner distraught about what next steps they may take. While homeowner’s insurance may provide coverage related to the damages incurred during a storm, sometimes, insurance companies may
Pedestrian accidents may lead to devastating consequences. A vehicle travelling at a speed of 10 mph can seriously injure a pedestrian. It is understandable that when vehicles hit pedestrians at higher speeds, catastrophic injuries and deaths may occur. The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) has reported that over 7,000 pedestrians die in traffic or
