
Florida law requires drivers to exercise "reasonable care" in the operation of their motor vehicles. If a driver fails to exercise "reasonable care" they can be considered negligent and can be held responsible for any damages or injuries that they cause. In order for the driver to be held accountable, the injured party must prove that it was the driver's negligence that caused the accident. Our attorneys have extensive experience in a vast array of accident scenarios to ensure that this necessary burden of proof is met. In some cases car accidents are due to factors unrelated to the driver, while other times one or both of the drivers are at fault. For example, factors that support a driver's negligence could be failing to obey traffic signs or signals, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or driving recklessly. Conversely, factors that are non-driver related that can contribute to an accident include automobile defects, poorly maintained roads, or malfunctioning traffic devises. After speaking with one of our attorneys, you will be able to determine if another party could be held accountable for all or part of the injuries that you sustained as a result of your accident.
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