FHP says sedan slammed into disabled SUV on highway
DANIA BEACH, Fla. – A fiery crash on I-95 in Broward County killed three people and left two cars, barely recognizable. It all happened around 3:30 a.m. Saturday in the southbound lanes, just before the Griffin Road exit in Dania Beach.
It is there that troopers say a car, with two men inside, slammed into a disabled SUV. The force of the crash caused both vehicles to burst into... [...]
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People who suffer personal injuries due to the negligence of another party often are curious about what type of financial recovery may be available following the fact. The truth is that all claims are based not only on negligence, but also on the extent of injury and the long-term implications they can suffer had the injury never happened. Sometimes the injuries are the result of an accident, but sometimes they can also be the result of an... [...]
The criteria for personal injury cases in Florida can be reduced to basically two factors: liability and damages. Depending upon the type of accident in which you were involved, there are a number of questions that need to be addressed before a full evaluation of your case can be conducted.
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