A shocking crash on Halloween night left a Melbourne neighborhood rattled after a pickup truck lost control and slammed into a home, with part of the vehicle ending up on the roof. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the crash happened shortly after 9:30 p.m. on Fargo Drive when the driver of a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado veered off the roadway, crossed a yard, and smashed into the side of the house. Moments like this highlight
A tragic early morning collision in Melbourne claimed the life of a 50-year-old Palm Bay motorcyclist on Sept. 11, underscoring how quickly roadway conditions can change and why riders and drivers must remain alert at all times. According to Melbourne police, the crash occurred just before 6:30 a.m. on Eau Gallie Boulevard when an SUV attempted to turn left onto Stewart Avenue, pulling directly into the path of an oncoming motorcycle. Because of the severity
The sentencing of a Florida charter-boat captain has drawn significant attention after a federal judge ordered him to serve more than eight years in prison for actions leading to the tragic death of diver Mollie Ghiz-Flynn. The case underscores the severe consequences of negligence on the water, and it highlights why families often turn to our Melbourne, FL wrongful death lawyer team when preventable tragedies occur. According to federal prosecutors, 50-year-old Dustin McCabe purchased a
Two boys were hospitalized after a serious golf cart crash in Indian River County on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office. The collision, which involved a BMW SUV, occurred around 3:19 p.m. on the 2400 block of 27th Avenue — a road where golf carts are not permitted. This incident underscores the need for awareness and safety when operating golf carts on public roadways. For families facing similar incidents, consulting with
A tragic e-bike accident in Jupiter has brought renewed attention to rider safety and the growing number of electric bike-related collisions across Florida. According to local officials, two middle school students were struck by a vehicle near Indian Creek Parkway and Pennock Lane on Thursday evening. One child was pronounced dead at the scene, and another was hospitalized with injuries. The driver, who also sustained minor injuries, remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators.
A serious rollover crash on I-95 in St. Lucie County led to multiple injuries and two fatalities on Labor Day afternoon. According to the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP), the crash occurred when a 2003 Toyota Sequoia traveling north near Indrio Road veered off the left shoulder, then overcorrected as it reentered the lane. The vehicle rolled several times before crossing the guardrail between the northbound and southbound lanes and coming to rest on its roof
When accidents happen on the road or course, people often wonder what legal options they have. If you’ve been injured in an electric golf cart crash, a Vero Beach, FL electric golf cart accident lawyer helps you understand your rights and pursue compensation. Below, we answer the top five asked questions about electric golf cart accident law to guide you through your next steps. Who Can Be Held Liable For An Electric Golf Cart Accident?
When people search for answers about boating accidents, they want quick and clear information they can trust. Our Vero Beach, FL boating accident lawyer has put together some of the most common voice search questions and responses that give straightforward guidance. This guide is designed to help individuals better understand what steps to take and what rights may be available after an accident on the water. What Should We Do Immediately After A Boating Accident
In 2025, lawmakers introduced new bills designed to combat what they call “lawsuit abuse” and fraud against trucking companies. The most notable proposal is the Staged Accident Fraud Prevention Act, which directly responds to a growing number of fraudulent claims in the trucking industry. These staged accidents often involve individuals deliberately causing collisions with large commercial vehicles, then filing inflated lawsuits for injuries or damages. Lawmakers argue that these schemes not only endanger lives but
Florida has introduced sweeping changes to its dangerous dog laws, with the “Pam Rock Act” and related reforms going into effect on July 1, 2025. Under these new rules, dog owners whose pets are deemed “dangerous” must now carry at least $100,000 in liability insurance, register their animals with the county, and have them permanently microchipped. These steps are aimed at tightening accountability after a series of high-profile and often tragic attacks. For those injured