Fort Lauderdale Personal Injury Blog and Legal News
Washington, DC:
Green card holders living in America may soon be required to surrender their social media accounts to the government under a new proposal by President Donald Trump administration’s as part of their crackdown on immigration. Visa applicants living abroad are already required to share their social media handles with US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Now, under the new proposal, the policy will expand to those already living legally in America and are applying for permanent residency or seeking asylum.
The move could potentially allow the White House to bar critics from making the United States their home. It will affect many Indians living legally in America and are active contributors to Indian and US politics. The increased scrutiny from the government could discourage these people from speaking on political matters online due to the risk of negative consequences.
Every day there are countless auto accidents on our South Florida roads. And with these accidents come injuries – some may cause minor injuries while others can be catastrophic, and even fatal. Regardless of the extent of your injuries, it’s important for you to hire an experienced personal injury attorney in Fort Lauderdale immediately following your 
With the introduction of COVID-19, our world was changed overnight. Many people found themselves trying to adjust and transition into new routines and ways of doing business.
We know you have seen plenty of advertisements on billboards and TV about how much money personal injury attorneys have recovered for their clients. However, those large number settlements are far and few between.
There are some situations in life that rock our worlds no matter how hard you may prepare for them. Being in a car accident in Florida is one of those life-altering situations.
If you have been in a car accident in Florida, you know that the process to follow can be an absolute whirlwind. Dealing with medical treatment, going back to work, and getting your vehicle fixed are just a few of many things a car accident victim has to deal with. And, of course, the part that everyone dreads the most is dealing with insurance companies.
Being involved in a car accident is stressful enough, but it can be especially frustrating when it involves a hit and run driver. Unfortunately, hit and run accidents are more common than you’d expect. There are nearly 100,000 hit and run accidents in Florida each year. While the driver is eventually identified in a significant amount of these cases, there are still thousands of unsolved car accidents.
Car insurance is one of the most common purchases for American drivers – or is it? According to the latest data available, roughly 13 percent of drivers in the United States do not carry insurance. This number is quite high considering that car insurance is a fundamental requirement for vehicle registration purposes in almost every state – including Florida.