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David M. Benenfeld, P.A.
7800 W. Oakland Park Boulevard
Building F
Suite 216
Sunrise, FL 33351
Phone: (954) 677-0155
Fax: (954) 677-0773
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Auto Accident Attorney
- Tire Blowouts can Cause Catastrophic Florida Crashes and Injuries
- 5 Signs of a Punctured Lung Resulting from a South Florida Car Accident
- Paralysis Victims in Broward County Car Crash Can Receive Compensation
- Even Broken Bone Injuries in a Florida Crash Deserve Fair Compensation
Firm Publication
What's the new Florida seat belt law? What does "click it or ticket" mean?
A: Florida's new seat belt law went into effect June 30, 2009, and allows officers to stop and ticket unbuckled drivers. The term "click it or ticket" refers to the fact that failing to wear a seat belt is now a primary offense, meaning that it can be the sole reason a driver is pulled over and ticketed. For more details about the new seat belt law in Florida, click here. Don't put your safety at risk: buckle up!
If you would like more helpful information, order David Benenfeld's free book, Secret's Exposed: 7 Deadly Mistakes That Can Destroy Your Auto Accident Case.
You may contact us at any of the following numbers:
Broward: (954)677-0155
Dade: (305)623-5959
Palm Beaches: (561)353-2522
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David M. Benenfeld, P.A.
7800 W. Oakland Park Boulevard
Building F
Suite 216
Sunrise, FL 33351
Phone: (954) 677-0155
Fax: (954) 677-0773
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News
- Pompano 6-year-old Hit On His Scooter ImprovesPosted on 2/5/2012
- Three Killed While in Roadway in PlantationPosted on 1/25/2012
- Volkswagen and BMW Recalling VehiclesPosted on 1/20/2012
- SUV’s and Minivans Being Recalled by FordPosted on 1/15/2012
- West Boynton Motorcyclist Killed Running a Red LightPosted on 1/10/2012
FAQs
Auto Accident Attorney
- The other driver is trying to sue me for their accident injuries, but the crash was the result of a defective tire. Shouldn’t the tire manufacturer be liable and not me?
- My boyfriend suffered a punctured lung when another driver ran a red light and crashed into him. What are some treatment options for a punctured lung, and should the other driver pay for his medical bills?
- I was involved in an auto accident in Broward County. I was broadsided by another vehicle. My car flipped over and I sustained severe injuries that left me paralyzed. What can I collect from these injuries?