Recent Blog Posts
When Vehicle Automation Causes Harm
When Mr. Rothschild picked a vehicle, he always went for Volvo, because the company had some of the best safety statistics in the industry. As a retired radiologist who’d seen his fair share of injuries related to auto accidents, he was not ashamed to admit that safety was a priority when he was on… Read More »
If You’re Married to a Defendant in a White-Collar Case…
Trillions of dollars are lost due to white collar crimes in this country every year. Many of the fraudsters—3/4 of whom are men—are married, and quite often their spouses know nothing about their crimes. Nonetheless, those spouses pay a hefty price. And while both men and women find themselves in this spot, far more… Read More »
Trampolines: Bouncing to Injury
Across the nation, it seems all kids love playing and bouncing on a trampoline. But with over 90,000 trampoline-related visits to emergency rooms annually, are they really the safest form of entertainment and exercise for children? The responsibilities of allowing someone on a trampoline are significant. If negligence accompanies the use of a trampoline… Read More »
Another Florida Bicycle Fatality
When an SUV traversed lanes on US 41, the driver collided with a bicyclist, killing the 41-year-old. The SUV driver fled the scene, only to be captured and arrested shortly thereafter and charged with leaving the scene of a fatality. The callousness of the attempted escape aside, one wonders what it’s going to take… Read More »
Rear-End Accidents
If a rear end collision has left you with serious injuries, you may not feel up to the task of chasing down the responsible party to recover damages. That’s why at Salazar & Kelly Law Group our Kissimmee and Orlando experienced personal injury attorneys do the legwork for you! Make no mistake: a negligent… Read More »
Drunk Driving Kills
Drunk driving: it seems no matter how much information and education there is out there on the topic, people still choose to drive after consuming large amounts of alcohol—often with disastrous consequences. Vehicular and boating accidents that could be avoided if people would simply choose abstinence from mind-altering substances occur all too often. Accidents… Read More »
Dealing with Insurance Companies After an Accident
If you’ve been injured in an accident, the last thing you want to do is spend your time fighting with the insurance company about what and how much they will cover. You can avoid a lot of hassles by choosing an experienced personal injury attorney to be on your team and by organizing your… Read More »
Has Artificial Intelligence Caused You Harm?
Artificial intelligence (AI): it’s been hailed as the wave of the future. Indeed, AI promises myriad benefits for individuals in particular and society at large. Imagine the medical advances, impacts on robotics, agriculture, and more. Without question, AI will be changing our world. But it’s not all good news: the dangers associated with AI… Read More »
Pass With Care
It was a fiery collision that was completely avoidable—one that cost six people their lives. The Osceola County crash occurred when a Hyundai Tucson was attempting to pass a number of vehicles by zipping past them into oncoming traffic. That’s when the driver apparently lost control, and smashed head-on into a semi-truck. Both vehicles… Read More »
Defending Federal White Collar Crime Charges
White collar crimes don’t involve violence, but they do cause significant harm. That’s why the federal government pursues such charges with zeal. These are crimes that occur through deceit and the violation of people’s trust. When the crime occurs across state lines or on federal property, it becomes an issue that is investigated and… Read More »
