We provide articles to help with Sarasota and Bradenton car, bike, motorcycle, pedestrian and truck accidents. Please view this page for helpful information.
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Mallard Law Firm Office Operation During COVID-19 Pandemic Message from Damian Mallard regarding office during COVID-19 crisis; caronavirus -
Florida Accident Injuries involving the Head and Neck Traumatic brain injuries such as skull fractures are most likely to occur in accidents. Another type of injury typically seen in an accident is a TMJ injury. -
What You Should Know About the Truck Driver Sharing the Road With You We all share the roads with large commercial trucks, but many of those trucks are more unsafe than you realize. Learn more here. -
Many of the Injuries Defective Airbags Cause Although airbags are thought to help keep us safe, they can sometimes cause unnecessary and serious injuries. Find out more here. -
In-Vehicle Technologies May Be Making Distracted Driving Worse If you use the voice-activated infotainment system in your car to text or do other things while driving, you may be distracted at the wheel. -
Three Truck Driver Risks That Contribute to Crashes Wondering what truck drivers do at the wheel that causes collisions? A new report reveals the risky driving behaviors truck drivers engage in. -
Reduce Your Chance of Being in a Holiday Car Crash With These Traffic Tips If you are planning on driving this holiday season, get some safety tips here to reduce your risk of being in a holiday traffic accident. -
Heavy Trucks Must Be Installed With Speed Limiters, Says DOT—Could This Put You at Even Greater Risk? The Department of Transportation is about to mandate speed governors on certain tractor-trailers, but could this put you in more danger? -
Report Your Wreck or Keep Your Crash Under Wraps?: A Sarasota Accident Attorney Weighs in Do you know Florida’s laws on reporting car accidents? If not, refresh your memory here before hitting the road! -
The Noisy Conflict About Jake Brakes: Do They Prevent or Promote Truck Accidents? When trucks use their engines to brake in slippery conditions or in certain configurations, serious accidents can occur—learn more here.