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In the year 2020, technology has made everyday tasks easier for both individuals and businesses.

Florida is consistently one of the states in the country that is known for hazardous accidents on the roads.

Distracted driving is something all of us are guilty of doing at one time or another. Whether it’s typing in the address to that taco spot you thought you knew how to get to or checking how many likes your last post got, distractions are everywhere when you’re behind the wheel.

You’re on vacation. The sun is shining, the windows are rolled down, and you don’t have a care in the world. Until …crash. You’re in a car accident.

The holidays can be a busy time for families caught up in all the fun activities going on and all the shopping that needs to be done, but it’s also a time of year when giving back can be so meaningful and impactful.

Fatal crashes involving semi-trucks occur far too often in South Florida, and sadly those numbers are continuing to grow.

Motorcycle riding is a pastime for many Floridians. Sunny skies and warm weather are perfect conditions for an afternoon ride.

What Happens If Truck Cargo Damages My Car? Posted by Scott McCullough in Car Accident Driving behind a commercial vehicle can be anxiety-inducing; but, when that truck has unsecured cargo flying out, the situation becomes terrifying. If a piece of debris hits your car, it can result in thousands of dollars in property damage and might even trigger a crash that results in injuries.

How to Stay Safe on Florida Roads This St. Patrick’s Day Posted by Scott McCullough in Car Accident St. Patrick’s Day is traditionally marked by a huge uptick in alcohol consumption as revelers flock to bars, parties, and downtown areas. Around 57% of Americans plan to celebrate on March 17, and for many, this means drinking.

Who Do I File a Claim Against If a Cop Hits My Car? Posted by Scott McCullough in Car Accident Most people know the steps to take following a car accident. You exchange information with the other driver, and the insurance companies usually take it from there.