How Witnesses and Dash Cameras Can Help Prove Fault After an Orlando Crash - The Times USA
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How Witnesses and Dash Cameras Can Help Prove Fault After an Orlando Crash - The Times USA
Witnesses and dash-camera footage can help show what happened after an Orlando crash. Witnesses may describe vehicle movements, traffic signals, speed, weather, and conditions immediately before impact. Their names and contact information should be preserved, along with dated statements in their own words. Original dashcam files should be secured without editing or overwriting. The Law Offices of Anidjar and Levine can help investigators compare…
How Florida’s Comparative Negligence Law Impacts Orlando Motor Vehicle Injury Victims
Florida’s modified comparative negligence law reduces an Orlando motor vehicle injury victim’s proven damages by the victim’s percentage of fault. For example, a 20% fault finding generally leaves 80% of eligible damages recoverable. A victim assigned 51% or more fault is typically barred from recovering from another negligent party. The Law Offices of Anidjar and Levine can help evaluate responsibility using crash reports, medical records, witn…
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