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 -
Four Hot Spots for Child Pedestrian Injury and Death Children account for a tragically large number of pedestrian injuries and deaths, especially in these notorious “hot spots.” -
Shocking Data Links Alcohol Impairment and Pedestrian Accidents What poses the greatest threat to pedestrians? The answer may surprise you. -
The NHTSA’s “Everyone Is a Pedestrian” Campaign Offers Tools to Help Keep Pedestrians Safe The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has a new program aimed at protecting pedestrians—read more about it here! -
Why Seniors Are at Increased Risk of Being Hurt in a Pedestrian Accident Find out who is most at risk for being injured in a pedestrian accident and what can be done to help reduce this risk. -
Prevent Pedestrian Injuries for Children Walking to School If your child walks to school, you should read this article to find out the main causes of child-related pedestrian accidents and how to keep your kids safe. -
Do You Live in One of the Most Dangerous Pedestrian States? Here’s What the Numbers Reveal About Florida If you live in Florida or walk the streets of Sarasota, you should read this article about the risks pedestrians face. -
Can Walking Through an Intersection Raise Your Risk for a Pedestrian Accident? If you walk through intersections, you might be at a higher risk for a pedestrian accident. Learn more here. -
10 Mistakes Pedestrians Shouldn’t Make After Being Struck by a Car If you have been hit by a car, make sure you don’t make these critical mistakes that could damage your pedestrian accident claim and possible compensation. -
The Need to Improve Pedestrian Safety Despite Fewer Fatalities If you walk or drive on Florida roadways, you’ll be happy to know there was a drop in pedestrian deaths; however, pedestrians in our state are still at risk.