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What to Do After a Golf Cart Accident in Florida When passengers are injured while riding a golf cart, determining liability usually involves assessing the actions of the golf cart driver. After a golf cart accident, you The serene greens of golf courses and the ease of mobility have made golf carts increasingly popular not… read more

Yes, it is illegal to drink and drive on a golf cart in Florida. You can get a DUI while driving a golf cart under the influence. In Florida, golf carts have become more than just fairway transportation—they’re a common sight in neighborhoods, beach communities, small towns, and even big cities like Tampa. A common… read more

Golf Cart Driving Safety to Prevent Golf Cart Accidents Driving a golf cart can be a fun and convenient way to get around on the course. However, golf carts require safe driving just like any other vehicle to avoid potentially serious accidents. Here are some key tips to keep in mind for safe operation of… read more

This article provides an overview of the Florida deposition process. If you have specific questions regarding your case, feel free to call our Tampa personal injury attorneys at (813) 471-4444 for a free consultation. What is a Personal Injury Deposition? Florida’s deposition law gives both parties in a personal injury case a chance to gather… read more

How Florida’s New Negligent Security Law May Affect Plaintiff’s Cases In a seismic shift that is reshaping the legal landscape of Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis has given his seal of approval to House Bill 837. This new legislation, known as the “tort reform” bill, carries a wide array of changes to the state’s tort law,… read more

If you get involved in an accident, you may not immediately notice the physical and emotional trauma the event inflicted. Delayed shock is a common medical condition suffered by accident survivors. You may experience the symptoms of delayed shock hours or even days after a car accident or another harmful event. What Is Delayed Shock… read more