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TWWHB is proud to report a substantial settlement on behalf of a client injured at a trampoline park in Florida. The case involved a serious injury to a child, for which our team was able to recover compensation—even in the face of a signed liability waiver. Trampoline park injuries are often mor...

Electric bicycles and scooters are no longer a novelty. Whether you're visiting Pensacola Beach, commuting to work, delivering food, or simply enjoying a weekend ride, chances are you've seen more e-bikes on Florida roads than ever before. Their popularity continues to grow because they're affor...

The United States Supreme Court recently issued an important decision affecting trucking accident litigation nationwide. In Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC, the Court ruled that federal law does not automatically protect freight brokers from negligence claims when they are accused of hirin...

When a child is injured at a trampoline park, parents often blame themselves. “I was right there.” “I was watching the whole time.” “Someone was supervising.” Because of that, many families never explore whether they may have a valid injury claim. That hesitation is understandable—but in many cas...

Trampoline parks are marketed as fun, high-energy spaces for kids to burn off steam. But when a child is seriously injured at one of these facilities, parents are often told the same thing: your child broke the rules, so the park isn't responsible. That message can feel definitive—and discouragin...

As e-bikes and e-moto scooters have proliferated along Florida roads—especially in urban areas—accidents have increased dramatically. For many victims, one of the hardest and most stressful aspects isn't only recovery from injury but figuring out who is responsible (meaning, “liable”). For a serv...

In recent years, many Floridians have turned to electric-powered scooters, bicycles, and more frequently, electric motorcross-style bikes known as “e-moto bikes.” These bikes and scooters are often marketed as “fun,” “eco-friendly,” or “convenient” alternatives to cars or traditional bicycles. Bu...

After a trucking accident, one of the first questions injured victims ask is: “Who's responsible?” The answer often lies in the hundreds of federal safety regulations that govern commercial trucking. These rules aren't just bureaucratic red tape—they're lifesaving standards meant to prevent the v...

When a car accident happens, it is usually a matter of one driver's insurance versus the other's. But in trucking accident cases, the situation is rarely that simple. These cases can involve multiple companies—each with its own insurance carrier, numerous attorneys, and corporate priorities—all w...

Trucking cases are far different than your typical car accident case, which means they require an attorney with more experience handling complex personal injury cases.  When a commercial truck is involved in a crash, the legal challenges are on a different scale because they operate within a uniq...

If you or someone you love has been hurt by a dog, Florida is taking steps to protect you—and to hold irresponsible dog owners accountable. Starting July 1, 2025, a new law, House Bill 593, known as the “Pam Rock Act” will go into effect, requiring the owners of dangerous dogs to carry at least ...

When you rent a car, the last thing you expect is a rental car accident.  Unfortunately, that's precisely what happens to thousands of drivers each year.  If you've experienced a rental car accident, you're probably wondering what to do next. Whether you're a resident of Florida or just enjo...

As drivers in Florida, we are all aware of the increased use of Uber® and Lyft® for ridesharing services, which also means we have all seen an increase in accidents caused by rideshare drivers. As we have discussed here before, while Uber and Lyft provide insurance coverage for their drivers up t...

You've been in an auto accident and you're not at fault.  Now, you're wondering how to build a strong car accident case to ensure your damages and injuries are covered.  Unfortunately, this can be easier said than done. Proving fault in car accident cases is complex, and the process can be long,...

Florida is famous for its temperate climate, beautiful scenery, and exciting destinations.  These things make the state an excellent place for motorcyclists to explore and enjoy.  After all, what's better than winding along a white sand beach or cruising through Ocala National Forest?  With image...

Each year in the United States, there is an average of  84 injuries per 100 million vehicle miles traveled. People travel well over 3 trillion miles every year.  That's a lot of car accident injuries.  If you've been involved in a car accident, you might be wondering what happens after the accide...

Trampoline parks have grown in popularity in recent years, as fun places for kids and families to spend an afternoon or, perhaps, host a birthday party. However, these attractions can be dangerous if they are not properly designed, supervised, or maintained. As experienced personal injury attorne...

The jury delivered justice on Friday, January 26, 2024 for our client who was significantly injured in a rear-end collision. Although the defendant driver admitted he was negligent in causing the crash, his insurance company refused to take full responsibility. The medical evidence overwhelmingly...

November 2, 2023 was a good day for Florida policyholders.  The Florida Supreme Court ruled in favor of a passenger who was tragically injured in a car accident by refusing the at-fault insurer—GEICO's—attempt to claim an unfair offset.  As is common in many car accidents, multiple insurance comp...

With sales of eBikes in Florida and the United States soaring and little to no regulation on required safety equipment, licensure, or traffic operations, medical experts are seeing more traumatic injuries resulting from eBike crashes, particular in teen riders, as well as fatalities.  It is becom...

Statistics reported in April—Distracted Driving Awareness Month—show distracted driving has become an increasingly common and fatal hazard.  According to the 2023 Travelers Risk Index 70% of survey respondents reported they feel distracted driving is more of a problem now than it was a few years ...

Many of us in Escambia and Santa Rosa County have used rideshare companies like Uber® or Lyft® to hitch a quick, affordable ride for a number of reasons: to avoid driving in traffic, the difficulty in finding parking, or to avoid driving after having had a few drinks.  The ease and convenience of...

If you were in an accident caused by an Uber® or Lyft® driver, you have the right to sue the Uber driver for your injuries and losses.  Every driver on Florida roads has an obligation to drive safely and will be liable for any injuries caused by his or her negligent driving, whether driving for a...

2022 is not boding well for drivers.  U.S. traffic deaths rose 0.5% in the first half of 2022 to 20,175, the highest number killed in the period since 2006, according to an early estimate released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”).  The NHTSA estimates that 9,560 peo...

A recent study issued by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Study suggests the answer is likely ‘yes.' While features like adaptive cruise-control and lane-keeping-assist technologies were designed to help drivers stay safe for extended periods, new research suggests technologies like these may be lu...