Category Archives: Boating Accidents
Can A Day Of Fun Become a Problem?
Any type of physical sport or recreational activity may present the risk of injury. It’s the nature of this type of activity. Typical recreational related accidents can involve injuries sustained on a trampoline, in or around a swimming pool, or injuries playing sports. Under Florida’s premises liability law, those who suffer injuries on another’s… Read More »
Most Common Causes Of Florida Boating Accidents
Florida boating accidents can result in serious and debilitating injuries. Whether you were injured in a boating collision involving an intoxicated boater or an accident resulting from improper maintenance on your vessel, it is critical to seek advice from a Boca Raton boat accident lawyer as soon as possible. In the meantime, the following… Read More »
Recent Trends in Recreational Boating Accidents
Now that summer is here, many Floridians and visitors to South Florida are planning recreational boating trips. For some people, recreational boating involves the use of your boat. Yet, for many others, recreational boating involves renting a vessel and, in many cases, failing to go through recommended safety training courses that are recommended for… Read More »
When Should I Hire A Personal Injury Attorney?
After an accident, you should hire a personal injury attorney immediately. When you, a friend, or a loved one are injured in an accident, there are many important questions to be answered. For many, depending on the severity of the injury, it can be a shocking and even confusing time. Hiring a personal injury… Read More »
Boating Safety Tips (Part 2)
Once you are ready to head out on the water there are some important safety measures to remember to protect you and your passengers from injury. 1. Don’t overload the boat with people or equipment Always follow your boat’s capacity restriction. Overloading your boat with passengers or equipment can unbalance your craft. 2. Use… Read More »
Boating Safety Tips (Part I)
Being out on the water is a perfect way to relax and stay socially distant during the pandemic. With more than 40,000 vessels registered in Palm Beach County, it is important to take certain safety measure before taking your boat out on the water. Here are some important steps to consider before your next… Read More »
What Should Be In Your Boat Safety Kit?
With more than 11 million recreational vessels registered in the U.S., millions of Americans are enjoying time on and in the water. Just be sure safety is foremost in your mind. You can’t always predict an emergency, so be prepared for any situation. Your boat safety kit should be kept on board no matter… Read More »
Safely Observing The Holidays
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has issued a statewide stay at home order as the state records more than 12,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19, following President Donald Trump’s decision to update the social distancing guidance from “15 Days to Slow the Spread” to “30 Days to Slow the Spread.” “The goal is to reduce contacts… Read More »
5 Reasons To Call A Personal Injury Attorney
You never thought it would happen to you. You are sitting at a traffic light, minding your own business, waiting for the light to turn green. All of a sudden, with no warning, your car is rear-ended by another vehicle. You immediately feel pain to your neck and your back. You get out of… Read More »
More Boats in Florida, More Boating Accidents
Did you know that there are more registered boats in Florida than in any other state in the country? According to a report from ABC 7 News, Florida leads the nation in registered vessels, with more than 950 currently registered throughout the state. While many Floridians enjoy boating year-round, and numerous visitors to the… Read More »
