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Driving In The Dark

Risks of Driving in the Dark

By Meldon Law |

Night driving is dangerous because, even with high-beam headlights on, visibility is limited to about 500 feet (250 feet for normal headlights) creating less time to react to something in the road, especially when driving at higher speeds. Ultimately, three main factors drive this increased risk: impaired vision, fatigue, and the daily rush hour…. Read More

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6 Injured In Daycare Van Crash

By Meldon Law |

Car crashes can cause injuries, especially when multiple vehicles are involved. A four-vehicle crash in Orlando has injured six people, including several children. The accident occurred on the afternoon of November 12 at South Alafaya Trail and Avalon Boulevard. A day care van from Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academy was involved in the crash,… Read More

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Worried

Can You Change Attorneys Mid-Case?

By Meldon Law |

You got into an accident without much rhyme or reason, and you hired a lawyer to represent you. On paper, the lawyer you hired seemed like the right choice, but as time has gone on, you are starting to think you may have made a mistake. Luckily in the state of Florida, the law… Read More

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Car Accidents Caused By Speeding

By Meldon Law |

Going fast in a hot rod or sports car may seem like a fun way to spend an evening. Some drivers even race with others to see who can go the fastest. However, speed kills, and the statistics back up this claim. In 2019, 9,478 people in the United States were killed by speed…. Read More

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What Not To Do After A Car Accident

By Meldon Law |

A car crash can be a scary event, especially if your entire family is involved. Even a minor accident can leave you frazzled. You might just want to hurry through the process and get on with your life. However, you need to make sure you follow the right processes after you’re involved in a… Read More

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