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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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If you were injured at a business in Florida, you might be wondering if the business is legally responsible for those injuries. The costs of injuries from falls and other accidents can add up quickly, and if the business could have done more to protect you, it only makes sense that you should be able to hire a Naples accident lawyer to hold the business accountable.

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When you come to Florida on vacation, the last thing you expect is to get injured while you are here. Unfortunately, accidents can happen at any time and anywhere. If you were injured in Florida as a tourist, there are some important facts you need to know. Fort Myers personal injury attorney Randall L. Spivey explains your options below.

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While boaters always need to prioritize safety, this is especially important when boating in stormy weather. Storm conditions increase the risk of being involved in a serious accident—whether a swamping, a capsize, or a collision with another vessel or something else in the water. What can you do to stay safe, and what should you do if you are involved in a boating accident during a storm? Below, Fort Myers injury attorney Randall L. Spivey discusses your rights and options under the law.

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While tourist season is an exciting time of year for Florida visitors and business owners, it is not without risks. With more people on Florida’s roads, sidewalks, and waterways, accidents are more frequent during the summer months. If you have been hurt in an accident during Florida’s tourist season, you may be entitled to financial compensation, and you will want to speak with a Lee County personal injury attorney as soon as possible.  

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Florida’s rainy season is here. Thunderstorms in the afternoon often result in wet sidewalks and floors in the evening, which can lead to an increased risk of injuries from slips and falls. As Fort Myers injury lawyers, we are well aware of the risks during the rainy season—we routinely hear from people who have questions about seeking proper compensation for their injuries.

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With Memorial Day in the rearview mirror, it is officially summertime in Florida. The beaches and bars are getting crowded, daylight is lasting well into the evening, and residents and visitors alike are enjoying all that Florida has to offer. Our Fort Myers injury lawyers encourage everyone to stay safe regardless of how they choose to have a good time.

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