Before we get started, we should define, in general terms, what the courts and an attorney will generally refer to as “negligence.” It usually means that a driver did not intentionally cause a wreck. In these examples, the “at-fault” driver is accused of errors or omissions of responsible protocol while operating a vehicle that result in an accident or collision. For any questions you might have about the nuances of such cases, be sure to schedule a consultation with a well-qualified, experienced car accident attorney. Never assume anything is fact.
The law is complex, which is all the more reason you should seek the counsel of a savvy car accident attorney who is well-acquainted with the local courts, the judges, how Florida law is generally interpreted (though there are no hard and fast rules about interpretation) and Florida accident and personal injury law in general. In other words, there is no substitution for experience.
When choosing an attorney, always at least consider:
- Experience
- Locality
- Personal Record
- Reputation
Before assuming anything about the following examples, contact an attorney at Lowman Law Firm for a free consultation. You need to protect your own interests.
As you can see from the examples bulleted above, rarely are cases so cut and dry that there isn’t room for interpretation. It has to do with a number of factors: subjectivity, burden of proof, how the case was investigated and other factors. That’s why it is always to your advantage to call a lawyer at Lowman Law Firm to go over the details of your car accident with the proverbial fine-tooth comb. Don’t assume anything is black-and-white, cut-and-dry. There’s too much at risk, particularly if you were seriously injured. Contact Lowman law firm for a free consultation!