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Universal Underwriters Ins. Co. v. Winton – Garage Liability Insurance for Auto Dealerships

A night of fun in Oklahoma turned tragic when a 48-year-old driver caused a motor vehicle accident that killed five people – including herself – and severely injured two others. Aside from the driver, those killed were between the ages of 18 and 23. The two injured were 17 and…

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Rish v. Simao – Low-Impact Defense in Car Accident Lawsuit

In some Fort Myers car accident lawsuits, defendants will allege injuries or damages incurred by plaintiff were not as serious as he or she has stated because the crash was low-impact.  However, just because a crash happened at a relatively low speed does not mean serious injury is an impossibility.…

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Side Airbags Dangerous in Nissan Truck, Lawsuit Alleges

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges side airbags in the Nissan Frontier pickup truck deploy without cause, posing an unreasonable risk of accidents and injuries. According to court records in Brantley v. Nissan North America Inc. et al., the carmaker is accused of having knowledge of this defect, and yet concealing…

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Gores v. Miller – Careful Review of Car Accident Settlements

Most car accident claims and lawsuits are settled before they ever get to the trial phase. Such settlements should be carefully crafted and reviewed by an experienced lawyer, or else plaintiffs may risk forfeiture of rights to further action against other defendants.  One common clause sometimes tucked into these agreements is the…

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Report: Southwest Florida at Risk from Bad Drivers

In a recent article published in Gulfshore Life, Reporter Jennifer Reed began with the observation that, as someone who drives 60 hours a day round-trip at least five days every week, drivers in Southwest Florida “stink.” She qualifies this by saying she used to live in Massachusetts, where drivers have a notorious less-than-stellar…

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Serra v. Estate of Broughton – Exchange Student to Receive UM/ UIM Benefits of Host Family

A foreign exchange student from Spain, seriously injured in a crash while riding in a friend’s car, was insured by her host family’s uninsured/ underinsured motorist benefits, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled. In a case that could serve as a guide in other jurisdictions, justices reviewing the facts of Serra…

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Traffic Deaths in Lee County Spike 42 Percent in 2015

Lee County is on track this year to have the most traffic deaths reported since 2006. That year, there were 121 people in this county killed in auto accidents. So far this year, we’re up to at least 74 (higher when we count the recent Labor Day traffic death toll).…

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Aquila v. Brisk Transportation – Child Paralyzed in Florida Car Accident

Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal has denied an appeal by a mother, on behalf of herself and paralyzed toddler, seeking a new trial for numerous trial errors that resulted in a finding of zero liability against named defendants in a horrific Florida truck accident. In the case of Aquila…

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