We recently added a news item to our site about a three-car crash in Ft. Lauderdale that injured a Broward County Sheriff’s deputy.A Ft. Lauderdale car accident injured a Broward County deputy Saturday, February 6, according to the CBS 4 news website. The three-car crash occurred at the intersection of Northwest 14th St. and 31st Ave. and sent three passengers from a Ford Taurus to Ft. Lauderdale’s Broward General Medical Center with injuries. Fort Lauderdale Fire Recue took the Broward Sheriff’s deputy to Plantation General Hospital. Further details were not released by the Broward Sheriff’s Office at the time of the report.
If the deputy was on-duty at the time of the crash, he may be able to file a workers’ compensation claim. If you would like more information about workers’ comp., auto accidents, or any other personal injury case, feel free to contact attorney David Benenfeld at any of the numbers below.
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