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“Are you okay?” is usually the first question you’ll be asked following an accident. Yet for many, the answer may

When you think of Halloween Night, perhaps witches, goblins and scary fun activities may come to mind. Certainly, it is

September is National Preparedness Month where the purpose is to promote family and community disaster and emergency planning. In the

Drivers Beware: Back-To-School Means Sharing Roads and Brings a Need to Slow Down and be Vigilant For many, summertime means

A recent six-year study concluded that most trampoline parks are unsafe by design. So, what does this mean for liability

This month marks the official start of hurricane season which lasts from June 1st  to November 30th. According to 2019 hurricane

Texting while driving in Florida has been illegal since 2013. That hasn’t changed. What has changed is a new Florida

The inevitable happened on a busy Fort Lauderdale road—a person riding an electric scooter crashed with a car and died. This

Brain Injury Awareness Month is observed every March to educate Americans on a major leading cause of death and disability known as TBI. It

This month marks one year since the deadly shooting at Stoneman Douglas Highschool in Parkland. The heinous acts of a Parkland gunman

This season you might not be shopping for a new car, but what about new tires? According to a study

Whether bike riding for sport or transportation, all cyclists face traffic dangers. However, those riding in more populated areas, are

The owner of an electric car manufactured by Tesla is suing the company after having crashed into a firetruck while on Autopilot.

Parents relying on their baby monitors to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) are being cautioned against its accuracy. According to new