Unfortunately, injuries and fatalities happen on Florida roads on a far-too-frequent basis. Tragically, it happens so often that many of us have grown desensitized to the news headlines. For example, not long ago 2 people were killed in a multi-vehicle collision on State Road 400, better known as I-4 to Florida drivers, and 3 other drivers were severely injured. On July 31, … [Read more...]
Help! What Do I Do If I Hit a Parked Car in Florida?
Parking lots are one of the most common places where Florida drivers get into an auto accident. This can happen while trying to parallel park and hitting or bumping another vehicle. Even if the damage is minor, there are steps that every driver should take if they’re in a car accident in Florida. Report the accident to the proper authorities If the damage from hitting another … [Read more...]
George Lorenzo Interviewed by Enjuris About Operating a Law Firm During a Pandemic
If there’s anything certain in this world, it’s that a pandemic will create a considerable amount of uncertainty. This is exactly why our founder, George Lorenzo, agreed to a recent interview with Enjuris— to help clear up some of the confusion about our firm and how injured Floridians have been impacted. George has over 30 years of experience with personal injury cases, auto … [Read more...]
Should All Floridians Be Able to Get a Driver’s License, Even Undocumented Immigrants? (We Asked College Students)
In case you missed it, Lorenzo & Lorenzo recently wrapped a privately-funded scholarship contest where we asked college students to write a 300-500 word essay about whether or not they think non-citizens should be able to obtain a driver’s license. Currently, only a handful of states (and the District of Columbia) offer driving privileges to unauthorized immigrants. Here … [Read more...]
Florida Nursing Homes Face Lawsuits Post-Coronavirus
There’s no such thing as being too careful during a pandemic, yet cases of coronavirus have skyrocketed as states gently reopen. Florida is among those states that have opened up non-essential businesses and beaches. As of May 12, 2020, the state reported a total of 41,923 confirmed cases of COVID-19, of which 4,362 cases were in the Tampa Bay area. As of June 25, that number … [Read more...]
