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Is the Truck Driver Always Responsible for a Florida Truck Accident?
Florida highways are littered with large, 18-wheel commercial vehicles and tractor-trailers. Weighing up to 80 thousand pounds, many precautions are taken to ensure these mammoths can cruise as safely down […]
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How to File a Bus Accident Claim Against a Government Agency in Florida
When you are in a bus accident due to somebody else’s negligent behavior, you are owed damages. This compensation is available to assist you financially with the injuries you incurred, […]
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What Are the Four Elements of Negligence in a New Port Richey Personal Injury Case?
You were on your way to work, seatbelt fastened, adhering to all of the rules of the road, when another driver whipped by and caused a collision. This recklessness has […]
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Does Florida Require New Port Richey Car Accident Victims to Carry Bodily Injury Liability Coverage Insurance?
If you have been injured in a New Port Richey or Tampa Bay Car area automobile accident, you may have wondered: “What is the state minimum in liability coverage required […]
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3 Different Types of Product Liability Claims
Product liability claims are lawsuits brought by injured plaintiffs seeking compensation for damages caused by defective products. We as consumers, expect our purchases to be safe and work as intended. […]
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Help The Local Community During Difficult Times
New Port Richey Personal Injury Law Firm Strives To Help The Local Community During Difficult Times Personal Injury Attorneys McPherson & Thomas, P.A. has now donated over $20,000.00 During the […]
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Recovering Auto Accident Medical Expenses
Recovering Medical Expenses that Result from an Auto Accident It is not uncommon for Past, Present and Future Medical Expenses to make up a very large portion of an auto […]
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Auto Accident Liability – Proving Fault
Our primary area of practice involves representing persons in auto accidents in New Port Richey, Pasco County, and throughout the Tampa Bay area. One of the things I do during […]
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