Florida Statute Makes Windshield Repairs Free
John Austin | March 23, 2021 | Florida Law
Car accidents can cause quite a bit of damage to a vehicle. Even a minor car crash can cause dents, scrapes, and broken or cracked windows and windshields. A crack in your windshield can quickly spread and cause your entire windshield to shatter. Road debris and flying rocks can also crack or chip a windshield…. read more
Top 5 Most Important Safety Features for Cars
John Austin | March 5, 2021 | Car Accidents
Every year more than 38,000 people are killed in car accidents in America. On top of that, more than 4 million are injured. These statistics make the U.S. one of the most dangerous places to drive among developed nations. The good news about these troubling numbers is that every year new safety technologies are developed… read more
How To Obtain a Car Accident Report in Clearwater, Florida
John Austin | March 5, 2021 | Car Accidents
Getting into a car accident is no fun. In addition to being dangerous, car accidents can lead to a host of headaches including disputes with your insurance company, squabbles with the other driver, and various hassles as you wait for your car to be repaired. If you have been in an accident that resulted in… read more
Causes and Symptoms of Cephalohematoma
John Austin | February 18, 2021 | Medical Malpractice
One of the most common conditions or injuries newborns suffer from is cephalohematoma. Cephalohematoma is the pooling of blood between a baby’s scalp and skull. While the severity of each case can vary greatly, cephalohematoma often resolves itself and poses no further risk to your child. However, in extreme cases, medical intervention might be necessary…. read more
What Are the Causes and Effects of Brain Stem Injuries?
John Austin | February 16, 2021 | Brain Injuries
The brain stem is a portion of the brain that is connected to the nerves that run down the spinal cord. It is located toward the back of the brain. The brain stem is the main connective trunk of tissue that delivers signals between the brain and the rest of the body. In humans, the… read more
All About Back and Neck Injuries From Rear-end Collisions
John Austin | February 15, 2021 | Car Accidents
Rear-end motor vehicle collisions are dangerous and stressful occurrences. Even minor car accidents can result in serious bodily harm and long-term effects. In fact, rear-end car crashes are highly likely to result in back and neck injuries for both passengers and drivers. The medical costs for back and neck injuries can add up quickly in… read more
What Exactly Can a Process Server Do To Serve Papers?
John Austin | February 9, 2021 | Florida Law
If a lawsuit must be filed after a car accident, a physical copy of the lawsuit is delivered to the person or people being sued. This physical delivery by the appropriate officer is called service of process. Sometimes, a sheriff makes service of process. In other cases, like when the sheriff is unsuccessful, a person,… read more
About Herniated Discs, C4/C5, and C5/C6 Injuries
John Austin | February 3, 2021 | Car Accidents
Herniated discs are one of the most common spinal cord injuries doctors see after car accidents. Spinal cord injuries are severe. Following a spinal cord injury, an injured person’s mobility and function may be entirely lost or extremely limited from the location of the injury downward. Since the location is significant to the injury’s treatment,… read more
South Florida Worker Fatally Injured in Home Depot Accident
John Austin | January 12, 2021 | Premises Liability
Cyrenus Leroy Amon, a 47-year old man from Interlachen, sustained fatal injuries in an accident during a delivery to a Home Depot location in Tampa, FL. According to reports, Amon was delivering drywall to the back of the store when he was struck by the load. Mr. Amon’s family is now left to pick up… read more
What Does Bar Stand for in the Bar Exam or Bar Association?
John Austin | December 31, 2020 | Personal Injury
There are many different opinions as to what the term “bar” means in bar exam or bar association. For example, there is a conspiracy theory that the word “bar” refers to the British Accredited Registry. The belief is that all attorneys who are members of the bar association are actually secret agents of the British… read more