Posted by Joe Lowman on Wed, Jun 19, 2013

When handling your car insurance, sometimes you may come across the feeling that you are paying too much. Perhaps you are. When it comes to car insurance and your own specific policy, you need to know exactly what you are paying for. Making a few adjustments to your own lifestyle can help your wallet in the long run. Car insurance is your safety net when you drive on the road, and that is nothing to play around with. Lowering the price of your car insurance now can help save you money later on. These six easy tips can help lower your car insurance while keeping the quality of your current plan.
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Posted by Jay Lowman on Thu, Jun 13, 2013

It happens to everyone – your brother needs to borrow your car to run some errands, or a friend needs to run an errand. People drive others’ cars all the time, so how can it be harmful? It can be more harmful than you think. The scary reality is that anything can happen, so that quick trip can become anything from a fender bender to someone’s worst nightmare. If you let someone drive your car, how much responsibility do you truly have over a car accident that may occur? Are you liable? How would your car insurance policy be affected?
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Posted by Joe Lowman on Tue, Jun 11, 2013

Car accidents can happen anytime, anywhere. Some studies say that most car accidents happen within ten minutes of your own home. But what are the top most common reasons for car accidents, and how can you avoid them? The act of driving may become habitual the longer you drive, but every time you sit behind the steering wheel, you hold the responsibility of yourself and those around you in your hands. The following list is not in any specific order; any variable that takes away from the responsibility or safety of driving itself is important in the moment of the accident.
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Posted by Stephanie Lowman on Thu, Jun 06, 2013

Personal injury cases can very easily become tricky, especially when questioning who is truly liable for the event in the first place. Whether it is a relationship based on renting or leasing, both the tenant and the landlord share the liability for that property. But more specifically, when it comes to relationships between the landlord and the tenant, sometimes the liability can become an important question when accidents happen. Who is truly liable in a personal injury case? Must certain circumstances exist before, during, or after the specific injury in question, if at all?
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Posted by Joe Lowman on Tue, Jun 04, 2013

When a driver takes their eyes off of the road to read or type texts, they do so for an average of five seconds. Many injuries or even death can occur within the time frame of a single moment. Many unfortunate lives have been lost due to texting while driving. Over hundreds of teenagers and adults alike have died while attempting to multitask on the road, but the risk of incidents like this happening will begin to slim. On May 28th of this year, Florida Governor Rick Scott signed the bill that bans texting while driving. It will go into effect on the first of October of this year. What does this mean for you? What does this mean for Florida’s overall safety?
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Posted by Joe Lowman on Mon, Jun 03, 2013

Dealing with a car accident can be stressful. Between worrying about you, your passengers, loved ones, and your car, the legalities that follow a car accident can only add to the stress that is already there. But what if the stress evolves even further when you had a pre-existing injury before the accident? More often than not, car accidents can aggravate a previous neck or back injury, among other injuries. If you were not at fault for the accident, the other driver’s lawyers and insurance company will do anything to decrease the amount of compensation you receive. Your medical records could be at stake as they search for ways to explain away the injuries you have received during the car accident. Luckily, the law is on your side.
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Posted by Joe Lowman on Thu, May 23, 2013

After an accident, emergency aid may be the first thing you call. It is best to call a personal injury lawyer as soon as you make that first call. Getting a lawyer on the scene will help to affirm your case and collect the details as soon as possible. If a case is born from that accident, then that lawyer will be able to help you. But what else can a lawyer do for you? They can help you find a doctor. But why would you want a lawyer to find you a doctor?
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Posted by Stephanie Lowman on Tue, May 21, 2013

An accident can happen anytime or anywhere. No matter the fault, an accident is not a pleasant experience for anyone. Whether the accident happened in a back road or on a highway, in a heavy rainstorm or the Florida sunshine, it is always a best to follow certain steps to ensure that the accident is handled properly and safely for all involved parties. Follow these important steps to handle an accident as best as possible.
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Posted by Joe Lowman on Thu, May 16, 2013

There are facts about life that are difficult to digest. Some of these facts are statistics about death. A good number of people each year, die from suicide, while another large number die from illness. What types of death remain, then? Well, those who die from injuries (unintentional ones, mind you).
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Posted by Joe Lowman on Tue, May 14, 2013

Every year in the US, millions of people experience dog bites, and about half of these are children. A dog bite injury can range from very mild, to extremely severe, and while there is a plethora of dog bite victims, very few people actually seek legal help for their injuries. Many hesitate to do so because their dog bites have not gone through the skin.
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