Riding a motorcycle is inherently more dangerous than driving a car. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that ... Read More >
5 Common Myths About Slip & Fall Accidents in Florida
According to the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI) slip and falls account for over 1 million hospital emergency room visits every year. ... Read More >
Is Driving Barefoot or in Flip Flops Illegal?
Here in Florida, the weather is usually warm and sunny all-year-long, so it’s not uncommon for many of us to spend a good part of the year in flip ... Read More >
What’s PIP? Florida’s No-fault Personal Injury Protection for Car Crashes
We’ve all seen and heard the countless jokes and memes about Florida—and, as a Floridian myself, I can say that some are funnier than others. But ... Read More >
10 Most Unusual Laws in Florida
Florida: a state full of unique people, places, and — come to find out — laws. Some of these laws may be as old as St. Augustine (the oldest city in ... Read More >
Road Rage in America: Consequences, Causes & Possible Solutions
Road Rage: The rising cause of deaths on our highways What do you think when you hear the term “road rage”? Is it the aggravation felt when ... Read More >
Enjuris Interview: Meet Florida Personal Injury Superstar Attorney Peter Tragos
Putting people first Peter Tragos isn’t interested in accolades. It’s an interesting position for an attorney who has accomplished so much. In law ... Read More >
The Good That Personal Injury Lawyers Do
What are lawyers good for? Making used car salesman look good. All lawyer jokes aside, personal injury attorneys serve an important role in society. ... Read More >
Who’s Liable When Bad Weather Causes a Car Accident in Florida?
According to the Department of Transportation, approximately 21% of car accidents in the United States are related to bad weather. Though you might ... Read More >
All Aboard! How to Make Boating Safer in Florida and Prevent Accidents
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Florida is home to the most boating accidents in the country every year — by a long shot. In 2017 alone, Florida boaters were ... Read More >