Item: Law Office of Cary Woods II
Author: Shanna – Miami, FL

Recent Changes in Truck Accident Regulations and How They Affect Miami Drivers

Jun 07 2024

Research shows that roughly 170,000 accidents involving trucks occur in the United States each year. When added to the fact Florida sits third on the list of states with the highest number of fatal car accidents, it’s clear that Miami drivers should be aware of the latest regulations and how they may be affected by them, Here at the Law Office of Cary Woods II, our experienced attorneys are well versed in all aspects of law in Florida including truck accident regulations and the changes that have come into effect over the past 12 months. Having already helped hundreds of…

Premises Liability: Your Legal Safeguards Against Hotel And Airbnb Accidents In Miami

Jun 07 2024

Beautiful beaches and plenty of culture, let’s face it, there’s plenty for all to see and do in Miami. So, it’s no big surprise that Miami, FL, is a hotspot for visitors. Over 4 million overseas visitors make their way to Miami each year. This means demand for accommodation is at a high. With so many visitors traveling to Miami from across the globe, the short-term rental market has exploded. From hotels to Airbnb’s there’s lots of choice when looking for accommodation in Miami. In fact, Miami is ranked number one in the United States for the highest number of…

Miami’s Dog Bite Laws: Protecting Victims of Animal Attacks

May 31 2024

Dogs have a well-earned reputation for being man’s best friend. Alas, though the vast majority of interactions with canines will be positive, that’s not always the case. Dogs, while often cute and friendly, can also be aggressive from time to time, and in some situations may cause harm to an individual. There are some 4.5 million dog bites each year across the United States, and it’s a particular concern in the Miami area. Indeed, according to reports, there was an 11% increase in dog bite incidents in 2023 compared with the previous years. Many dog bites result in superficial injuries…

How Long to Report an Accident: Find Out the Time Limit

May 31 2024

Accidents can be incredibly difficult to deal with. One minute, you’re living your life, and the next you’re having to reassess everything from your working situation to your finances in light of long-term medical care. That’s a lot to deal with, and it’s hardly surprising that reporting your accident might be at the bottom of your list of priorities. Unfortunately, delays in accident reporting may end up costing you at a time when money could be incredibly important to your recovery. Unfortunately, this is a mistake that many people make and, according to recent surveys, it’s one that means the…

Hotel Injuries In Miami: What You Need To Know About Premises Liability

May 31 2024

Miami is a popular tourist destination, home to hundreds of hotels that welcome visitors in their millions each year. And while visitor numbers are increasing, the hotel market remains a competitive one. Hotel owners must do all they can to maintain stellar reputations and outshine the competition, and a strong health and safety record is one way to achieve this. When it comes to health and safety, hotel owners have several obligations to their guests and their employees. Under premises liability, hotel owners have a legal obligation to maintain health and safety standards, ensuring their properties maintain a safe space…

Discover The Duration: How Long Does An Appeal Take For Disability?

May 31 2024

Have you been denied a request for disability benefits in Miami? It can be an uncertain and distressing time if you’re not sure you’ll get the support you need for an unexpected illness. Fortunately, with the support of the Law Office of Cary Woods II, a personal injury lawyer and disability specialist, you’ll find the answer to the question ‘How long does an appeal take for disability?’. This article will discuss the duration and process of filing a disability appeal. Understanding The Disability Appeal Process You may need to take two routes when appealing your disability claim decision. This depends…