School is back in session this week in South Florida which can be chaos for drivers during their commute to work. Commuters love the summertime because they know there will be no delays at crosswalks, no school zones and less traffic overall. During the first week of school, there is an increased risk of transportation Learn More “Back to School Safety For South Florida Drivers”
Zika in South Florida Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the release of genetically engineered mosquitoes in Florida and the state is looking to an experimental study by a British company called Oxitec. The Florida Keys Mosquito Control District, in collaboration with Oxitec, will begin field trials to release genetically modified Aedes aegypti mosquitoes as Learn More “Combating The Domestic Outbreak of Zika Virus”
We had a potential client come to the office several months ago. She was a very nice lady who was involved in a motor vehicle crash with another car. It was not her fault; she was rear-ended at a stoplight. She sustained injuries to her neck and back at the scene and there were significant Learn More “Don’t Wait! You Only Have a Limited Time to Sue!”
It’s the newest craze in mobile games and the hottest topic on social media. Pokémon Go has become the top-downloaded app while also encouraging its players to exercise and explore real world social interactions. Unlike other games, the player needs to catch Pokémon creatures by moving around in the real world. The game is an Learn More “Pokémon Go Possible Dangers – Players Beware”
After your attorney files your lawsuit (a Complaint) in the Court, the Defendant(s) will be tracked down and the Complaint and suit papers will be literally hand delivered to them (service of process). The Defendant will then have 20 days to respond or “Answer” the Complaint. Both Plaintiff’s and Defendant’s attorneys customarily send written questions Learn More “What Happens After My Attorney Files a Lawsuit?”
Teen drivers make many mistakes while behind the wheel due to inexperience. Some of the main mistakes they make are: Following too Closely – Many teenagers follow too close to the vehicle in front of them. Rule of thumb is keep 10 feet distance for every 10 miles per hour. Speeding – Teenagers have been reported Learn More “Attention Parents: Mistakes Teen Drivers Commonly Make”
DEERFIELD BEACH, FL (July 31, 2014) — Plaintiffs’ personal injury law firm Cutler Rader announced today that it has settled a medically complicated and serious automobile accident cases on behalf of one of its clients for a total of $2,975,000. While the settlement agreement requires that the parties remain confidential, Andrew Rader, the lead counsel Learn More “Cutler Rader, P.L. Settles Automobile Accident Case For Nearly $3,000,000.00”
You may want to pay better attention the next time see an emergency response vehicle or an officer on the side of the road. Officials with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) have announced a new enforcement effort directed at drivers who don’t obey the state’s Move Over law. Officials with the Florida Learn More “Move Over, It’s The Law”
DEERFIELD BEACH, FL (January 6, 2014) — Trial Attorney, Andrew Rader, of Cutler Rader, P.L. was referred a case from another law firm to litigate back in 2010. The case was an automobile accident where a driver ran a red light and hit the front of the client’s vehicle. There was just under $14,000.00 in Learn More “Attorney Andrew Rader Settles Case For Five Times The Policy Limits”
Florida law requires that all drivers carry a minimum policy with Property Damage Liability (PDL) and Personal Injury Protection (PIP). Each of these coverage types must have a minimum payout of $10,000. Buying insurance that meets the bare bones state mandated requirements will almost always be your cheapest option, but will not fully protect you. Learn More “Florida Auto Insurance Coverage”