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Car Accidents on Florida’s Campuses

Florida’s college campuses experience serious car crashes. There are some challenges with car crashes on school grounds, which is why if you’ve been in this kind of collision, it’s important to consult with an experienced Miami car accident claims attorney as soon as possible. You can do so at no…

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Student Drivers and Hollywood Car Accidents

Students who are just learning to drive and using their driving permit don’t expect to be in a Hollywood car crash, but it does happen. When it does, it can cause additional complications for any claim. It can also affect a student driver’s future prospects if they’re seriously injured. If…

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Underage Drinking and Car Accidents in Florida

Underage drinking is not only illegal but also poses significant risks to the safety of young drivers. Each year, underage drinking leads to devastating car accidents that cut short young lives and lead to permanent injuries. Flaxman Law Group is a family-founded law firm with deep stakes in the South…

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Young Drivers and Florida Car Accidents

In many ways, young drivers can be very safe drivers on Florida’s roads. They have usually just completed drivers’ education classes recently, so they’re aware of all current laws and best practices and they have been practicing their driving skills diligently to get licensed. Young drivers may also take driving…

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Teen Risk-Taking “Challenges” and Florida Car Accidents

Peer pressure and risk-taking have always been a concern for some drivers, and especially for younger motorists. Teens may be pressured by friends to drive fast or to try “stunts,” whether that’s heading off roading or riding on the roof or hood of a car. Social media has changed the…

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Are Teen Drivers More at Risk of Drowsy Driving?

Drowsy driving is a serious problem in Hollywood and South Florida, where tired drivers cause serious and even fatal accidents. While we may think parents and working-age adults may be most at risk, studies show drivers in the 16-24 age group are 80% more likely to be in a fatigued…

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