[author: Chris Rodgers]
It is the last straw that breaks the camel’s back”.
As for one of our times’ most notorious sex-trafficker’s and the abuser of 100’s of young girls, the downfall of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse pyramid came crashing down due to do a simple every day high school occurrence – two friends getting into a fight. After the fight, the two 14-year old girls were taken to the Principal’s office to sort things out. That is where the story was told to the Principal, and then to one of the girl’s step-mom, who then reported it to the Palm Beach Police Department. We all know the avalanche of events after that. A simple fight between friends… the last straw…
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Imagine a situation in which a team of firefighters responding to a vehicle fire cannot extinguish the flames. Gallon after gallon of water does not douse them. Pile after pile of foam fails to finish them off. The car keeps burning, and the smoke keeps coming. Sounds like a scene from an action-adventure movie, right?
Wrong. The events above actually unfolded on a Hollywood, Calif., street 2½ years ago. Fortunately, no deaths or injuries occurred. The automobile involved was a 2014 Tesla Model S – an electric car – driven by a 44-year-old man.
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Wearing your seatbelt in Florida became a primary offense with The Dori Slosberg and Katie Marchetti Safety Belt Law, effective June 30, 2009. The law requires all drivers, all front-seat passengers, and all passengers under 18 to fasten their safety belts.
You don’t want to find yourself involved in a potentially damaging personal injury claim, especially if you haven’t fastened your seatbelt. If you have been injured in a car accident, or have any other type of legal claim, contact a Florida auto accident attorney immediately for help.
The Importance of Wearing Your Seatbelt in Florida and Elsewhere
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Fatality and injury data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) show that methods of functional safety design and testing among America’s automobiles is falling short of protecting the majority of the U.S. driving population: women.
The facts and figures paint a perilous picture for female motorists who not only are commuting to and from work but also are running errands for the family and dropping off their children at school, soccer practice and other activities.
“Men are more likely than women to be involved in a car crash, which means they dominate the numbers of those seriously injured in them,” states an article in
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Social media can be lighthearted, funny, informative (e.g., who has the best New York Style Pizza in West Palm Beach?), and just plain fun. It can also be a catalyst for many positive changes; e.g., badly needed fundraisers. Nonetheless, because of the permanent nature of social media, what appears never truly disappears and has been the downfall of many people who were just expressing what was on their mind at the time. Social media is certainly not the place to vent when you are angry.
If you are pursuing a personal injury claim, your best default position regarding any discussion of your claim on social media should be: Don’t. If you have been injured in a car accident, truck accident, boating accident, or have any other type of legal claim, contact a Florida injury attorney for advice before you say