Is it Legal to Ride in the Bed of a Truck in Fort Myers, Florida?
A Fort Myers personal injury attorney breaks down Florida Statute 316.2015 — adult vs. minor rules, county exceptions, fines, and what a truck-bed injury claim…
Is Driving with a Dog on Your Lap Illegal in Fort Myers?
A Fort Myers personal injury attorney explains what Florida law actually says about driving with a dog on your lap, how Lee County citations stick,…
Prevent Fort Myers Car Accidents: Smart Maintenance Steps Drivers Miss
Fort Myers auto attorney David B. Pittman on the maintenance failures behind real Lee County crashes: Florida law, fault rules, and what to do after…
Are Confusing Automatic Gear Shifters Causing Fort Myers Car Accidents?
Fort Myers attorney David Pittman on rollaway crashes, monostable shifters, and how Florida law handles negligence and product-defect claims after a wreck.
Texting While Driving: The Hidden Danger Threatening Fort Myers Pedestrians
A Fort Myers pedestrian-injury attorney on Florida's texting ban, crosswalk law, PIP, UM coverage, and what to do after a distracted-driver crash.
Fort Myers Parking Lot Accident Guide: Determining Fault Between Cars & Pedestrians
Fort Myers parking lot accident guide: who is at fault when a car hits a pedestrian, how Florida PIP and UM apply, and when the…
Car Accident in Fort Myers? Why Your Choice Between ER vs Urgent Care Matters
Fort Myers car wreck? ER vs urgent care decides if your Florida PIP is $10,000 or $2,500. Pittman Law Firm walks through the 14-day rule.…
New Road Projects in Cape Coral Could Actually Reduce Car Accidents
A Cape Coral car accident lawyer on Florida's 2023 reforms, the roads where wrecks concentrate, and how the new road projects map to the crashes…
The Real Cost of Rain: Florida Weather and Cape Coral Car Accidents
A Cape Coral injury lawyer on rainy-day car crashes — Florida fault rules, PIP and UM coverage, the 2-year deadline, and what to do after…
Broken Brake Lights & Florida Law: Who’s Really at Fault in Fort Myers Car Accidents?
Florida brake-light law and rear-end fault in Fort Myers: 50% rule, 2-year deadline, hit-and-run UM coverage. Plain-English from a 30-year SWFL injury firm.