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If you’re a passenger who has sustained injuries in an automobile accident, you are entitled to receive compensation for your injuries. As a passenger, you may have a claim against both the driver of the vehicle in which you were riding as well as the drivers of any other vehicles (or any other negligent party) involved in the collision.
A passenger is generally not considered to be at fault or partially at fault in an auto accident unless he or she does something that specifically causes the accident such as distract the driver. If you have been injured as a passenger in a vehicle involved in a collision, an attorney at Pasco LawGroup can help you file a claim and get monetary compensation for your injuries.
If you or a loved one has been involved in an automobile accident contact Pasco Law Group at 1-800-4-INJURY.
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With my son in his junior year of college at Florida Gulf Coast University, I thought I was at the end of my parenting days. True, you are always a parent to your children no matter how old they are, but at 21 your children either “get it” or they don’t. They don’t require any supervision; they just need a few reminders now and then. However, this week I learned that my life was coming full-circle as I learned I now had to be a parent to my parent.
Yes, I had to practice some tough love with my 87 year old mother. Somehow she seems to have gotten herself released early from the hospital. It appears that she was behaving “as cantankerously as she could” to the hospital staff. Due to her surgery she could not go home immediately and live independently. She will need to recover in the rehab facility. She will need to heal, get her strength back and learn how to take care of her “new self.” I had to sit her down and tell her that like it or not, she had to stay in the skilled nursing facility. If you have not been in this position, let me suffice it to say that it is very strange. Here is the parent who lectured you about behaving yourself and minding your manners, behaving in a way that requires that the tables be turned.
“You are not going anywhere mom. You are staying here, and if you want to get back home, you will need to behave and listen to your caregivers. You need to make sure you eat right so your wounds will heal faster. Be nice to others, so they will be nice to you.”
I watched and held her hand as the nurses assessed the condition of her now frail body. They checked and noted on their paperwork, every bruise, cut or other out of the ordinary injury on her body. When I was ready to leave, she had settled down. She promised to behave and try to be patient with her caregivers. Love you mom, see you tomorrow.
Motorcycles are becoming an ever-more popular mode of transportation not only in Pasco County, but all over the the United States. With the economic changes and challeges we are facing not only in Pasco County but all over, more and more people are opting for this economical form of transportation. However, the increase in the popularity of motorcycles inevitably leads to an increase in motorcycle accidents. Even if you don’t drive a motorcycle, you know how difficult a motorcycle is to see on the highways and surface streets around the Pasco, New Port Richey area. You’ll notice that motorcycles always have their headlights on. If this wasn’t required by law, motorcyclists would want to make themselves as visible as possible in the New Port Richey, Port Richey and all of Pasco County, because it is such a beautiful place to ride. Per vehicle mile traveled in 2004, motorcyclists were about 34 times more likely than passenger car occupants to die in a motor vehicle traffic crash and 8 times more likely to be injured. While motorcycles made up slightly more than 2 percent of all registered vehicles in the U.S., motorcyclists account for 10 percent of total traffic deaths. Pasco Law Group offers aggressive, professional representation to motorcycle accident victims.
If you or a loved one are injured in a motorcycle accident in Pasco County or the Tampa Bay area, please contact a New Port Richey Personal Injury attorney for a free consultation so we can put our resources to work for you. Our New Port Richey Personal Injury Attorneys represent people injured in all types of accidents, including motorcycle accidents, automobile collisions, slip and fall accidents, animal attacks. Our law firm has a well-earned reputation for providing aggressive and high quality representation to accident victims, and we know injury law. Please contact our firm at 727/849-5353 or 1-800-4-INJURY
The Pasco County law firm, Lucas, Green & Magazine take pleasure in announcing that attorney Tracy Ramirez has joined our firm as an associate personal injury attorney. Tracy is originally from Dundee, Illinois. She moved to Florida after graduating from law school. She received her Juris Doctor in 1994 from the University of Illinois, College of Law, located in Champaign-Urbana, Illnois. Tracy has been licensed to practice law in Florida since 1994. She received her Bachelor of Arts in History from Georgetown University located in Washington, D.C. in 1991.
Tracy has more than fourteen (14) years of personal injury and wrongful death civil litigation experience. Tracy has considerable experience in the areas of automobile liability, animal liability, premises liability and products liability. Tracy has had numerous civil jury trials. In addition to representing hundreds of individuals, Tracy has represented small and large corporations, governmental entities, and insurance companies. Tracy’s comprehensive case handling permits her to provide the highest standard of legal representation to her clients.
Tracy is also very active in the community. Tracy is currently the President of the Georgetown University Alumni Association of Tampa Bay. She is also on the Board of Directors for Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida, Inc. In addition to being a Board Member, she is pro bono legal counsel for Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida, Inc. Tracy is also very active in the equestrian community. She is a member of South Creek Foxhounds Hunt Club, which is based in Pasco County and is the proud owner of a nine year old Elite Hanoverian Mare.
Tracy is a welcome additional to our New Port Richey personal injury firm. Her years of experience handling personal injury cases makes her a great asset. Our New Port Richery personal injury attorneys represent people injured in all kinds of accidents, including motorcycle accidents, automobile collisions, slip and fall accidents, and animal attacks. Our Pasco Law Group also handles medical malpractice and wrongful death claims. Our law firm has a well earned reputation from providing aggressive and high quality service to accident victims, and we know injury and insurance law. If you or a loved one are a victim of a personal injury please contact New Port Richery personal injury attorney Tracy Ramirez at our office 727/849-5353 or by email at TracyR@pascolawgroup.com.
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New Port Richey, FL 34654
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