Gordon & Partners Blog

Most people at some point in their lives have driven while feeling very tired. However, few realize just how risky this can be. Drowsy driving can be as dangerous as driving drunk. Extreme drowsiness can cause drivers to fall asleep at the wheel, leading to serious accidents with catastrophic injuries. Learn more about the dangers […]

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For Immediate Release The National Trial Lawyers is pleased to announce that Alana Weatherstone of Gordon & Partners, P.A. in Plantation has been re-selected as a Top 40 Under 40 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyer in Florida after her first year as an exceptionally respected member. This honor has been given to Ms. Weatherstone for her superior skills and qualifications […]

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Insurance companies use many different tactics to delay, devalue or deny claims. An insurer may have offered you a lowball settlement offer that does not accurately reflect the damages you have suffered. Did you know that sometimes insurance companies may hire private investigators to conduct surveillance in car accident cases? They are looking to uncover […]

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Driving always presents inherent risks. Even if you abide by the rules of the road, you can still be hit by a negligent driver. Many accidents in Florida happen when cars change lanes, especially if two cars change lanes at the same time. These accidents can cause serious injuries and significant property damage. However, determining […]

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You may have heard of attorney-client privilege, but how does it work exactly, particularly after a crash? When does attorney-client privilege apply and how does it protect your conversations with an attorney from other parties, such as the insurance company? Are there exceptions to attorney-client privilege? If you are unsure how an attorney can help […]

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When a driver’s line of sight becomes blocked or impaired in any way, he or she may be unable to see other vehicles, bicycles or pedestrians sharing the road. This type of situation can increase the risk of an accident. If you have been in a line of sight accident, you may be eligible to […]

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When someone witnesses a car accident and stops to render aid, they may call 9-1-1, check for injuries, and/or keep victims calm while they wait for help to arrive on the scene. Good Samaritans are generally immune from liability if they provide emergency medical assistance to those injured or in danger. However, they could be […]

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Most car accidents are due to driver negligence, but poor or defective road conditions can also cause a crash and lead to serious injuries for drivers, passengers and other motorists. Roads that are inherently dangerous could result in certain entities who oversee or work on the roadway, to become potentially liable for any injuries. However, […]

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Florida gets plenty of rain throughout the year. However, when the roads are wet and slick, it can make driving more dangerous. Heavy rain can lower visibility on the road and increase the risk of a crash. In inclement weather, drivers could be held liable for damages in a crash. Drivers have a responsibility to […]

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If your car accident claim cannot reach a favorable settlement, filing a lawsuit and going to trial may be necessary. There are certain procedural steps to follow in order to take legal action, including discovery. During this phase, you may be asked to answer questions and provide information concerning your claim. Your lawyer can also […]

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