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According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (“FLHSMV”) under “Florida law, a bicycle is legally recognized as a vehicle, and the person who is riding the bike is considered to be a driver.  As a result, individuals who ride bikes have the same rights on the roadways as other vehicle operators and must abide by the same traffic laws.”  As such, FLHSMV encourages all drivers to “Share the Road!”   Fort Myers Bike Accident Attorney Randall Spivey wants...

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Truck accidents can have devastating consequences, leaving victims with serious injuries, and often resulting in fatalities. Recently, a tragic accident resulting in a fatality occurred at the intersection of Colonial Boulevard and Winkler Avenue in Fort Myers, Florida involving a car and a semi-truck. This incident underscores the need for motorists to be aware of the dangers posed by large commercial vehicles and semi-trucks and to take proactive steps to protect themselves on the road.

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As the Halloween season approaches, families and children are gearing up for trick-or-treating, costume parties, and festive events. While Halloween is an exciting time for children and adults alike, it also presents heightened risks for pedestrians. Fort Myers is no stranger to pedestrian accidents, and as pedestrian accident attorneys, we at Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A. want to ensure that everyone stays safe while enjoying the holiday.  

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When you have a personal injury case in Florida, there are three things you need to prove in order to establish your right to proper compensation. First, you need to prove that the defendant breached a duty of care. Second, you need to prove that you were injured. Third, you need to prove that the defendant’s breach caused your injury. More specifically, you must be able to prove that the defendant’s breach was the proximate cause of your accident-related losses. Read on to learn more from...

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When you have a personal injury case, the amount you are entitled to recover depends on several factors. But one of the most important factors is the severity of your injuries. The severity of your injuries will determine your medical needs, how long you will be out of work, pain and suffering damages, and other ways the accident will impact your life—all of which play a key role in determining how much your Fort Myers personal injury attorney can seek on your behalf.

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Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A. is honored to support The Rotary Club of Labelle is hosting their annual “Round Up” golf tournament at the end of September. 

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As part of the process of seeking compensation for an accident, you may be required to sit for a deposition. This is a formal interview taken under oath, and essentially, it provides the insurance companies with an opportunity to use your own words against you. As a result, it is important that you work with your Cape Coral accident lawyer to prepare thoroughly—and there are some steps you should take on your own to prepare as well.

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Motorcycles are extremely popular in Florida thanks to our excellent climate and nationally-known rallies such as Daytona Bike Week—which celebrated its 83rd year in 2024 and attracted nearly 500,000 people from across the nation. Florida is also home to Leesburg Bikefest (200,000 attendees),

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Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of auto accidents that occur in Florida. This blog article has important information from Fort Myers rear-end car accident Attorney Randall L. Spivey of Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A.. While most rear-end (or “tailgating”) accidents are not fatal, they can still cause significant injuries to the driver or passengers in the forward vehicle.  

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Tragically, pedestrian deaths are on the rise in Florida. According to a recent nationwide study conducted by Smart Growth America, Florida is the second most deadly state for pedestrians. Fort Myers and Cape Coral in particular are the 16th most dangerous metro areas for pedestrians in the country.

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