Pedestrian Accidents
Florida’s Pedestrian Right-of-Way Laws: What Drivers and Walkers Need to Know After a Clearwater Accident
What are Florida’s right-of-way laws for pedestrians? Florida’s right-of-way laws require drivers to yield to pedestrians in both marked and unmarked crosswalks. Clearwater’s mix of...
Main Street New Port Richey: Downtown Pedestrian Accident Risks
Main Street in New Port Richey is the heart of the city’s comeback story. It is a place of historic charm, bustling cafes, and community...
Clearwater Beach Pedestrian Safety: Navigating Tourist Areas Safely
The rhythm of Clearwater Beach is the gentle surf, the call of gulls, and the happy sounds of people enjoying a perfect Florida day. As...
Golf Cart Accidents in Clearwater Retirement Communities
The quiet hum of an electric motor is the soundtrack to life in Clearwater’s retirement communities. It’s the sound of a neighbor heading to a morning tennis...
From the Crosswalk to a Claim: How To Respond After a Pedestrian vs. Vehicle Collision in Clearwater
After a pedestrian accident in Clearwater, you can file a claim to pursue compensation for your injuries and losses. A Clearwater personal injury attorney works...
Main Street in Safety Harbor: Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Around Town Events
Safety Harbor regularly plays host to vibrant Main Street events, from the popular Third Friday Music Series to the Safety Harbor Wine Festival. These gatherings...
Roman Austin Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers Secures $335,000 Jury Verdict for Injured Pedestrian
Roman Austin Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers is pleased to announce that our legal team was recently successful in securing a $335,000 jury verdict...
Five Ways to Prevent Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrians are among the most vulnerable people on our roadways. Because there’s little to protect them from passenger or commercial vehicles, pedestrian accidents often result...
Florida Will Fund Coast To Coast Pedestrian/Bicycle Trail
There is great news coming out of Tallahassee for pedestrians and bicyclists. Our state Department of Transportation will be spending about $16 million over the...