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USC Student in Critical Condition after Hit and Run Motorcycle Accident

December 2nd, 2011 |

Author: Biker Red

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Rear End Collisions Prove Fatal for Florida Motorcyclists

October 19th, 2010 |

Author: Biker Red

Motorcycle Accident Lawyers Florida; Rear end collisions are often known for causing serious and often catastrophic injuries to automobile drivers and their passengers. Painful whiplash injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and spinal cord injuries can all occur after a Florida rear end accident. Unfortunately, Florida motorcyclists who are rear-ended must also worry about being thrown from their bikes—leading to traumatic and often fatal injuries.

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Florida Hit and Run Motorcycle Accidents

August 23rd, 2010 |

Author: Biker Red

Florida Motorcycle Lawyers Florida Motorcycle Accident Lawyers; Hit and run is a serious crime. Most states, including Florida, require drivers to stop as soon as possible after a motorcycle accident, car accident, or other motor vehicle accident. Drivers have a legal duty to exchange information with the other parties involved in the accident and to provide reasonable assistance to injured accident victims. Leaving the scene of a motor vehicle or motorcycle accident involving injuries or fatalities is a felony in Florida.