The “Chameleon Carrier” Trap: How Some Trucking Companies Try to Avoid Paying
In a serious Florida truck crash case, you may do everything right, get medical care, document the scene, report the…
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Florida’s 2026 E-Bike Safety Bills: What SB 382 / HB 243 Would Change for Riders and Liability After a Crash
Andrew Pickett Law represents injured riders and families across Florida, including Brevard County communities like Melbourne, Palm Bay, Cocoa, and Titusville. Electric bicycles are now part of daily traffic in ways that would have sounded unusual a few years ago. They are used for commuting, errands, school runs, and quick trips through beachside neighborhoods, apartment ...
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The “Black Box” Battle: Why You Need a Lawyer to Secure Truck Data Immediately
After a serious truck crash, you’ll hear a phrase that sounds like something from aviation: “the black box.” In trucking accident cases, “black box” is often shorthand for a whole ecosystem of electronic evidence: data about speed, braking, engine activity, hours-of-service logs, GPS locations, camera footage, and more. Some of it is stored on the ...
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Andrew Pickett, founder and lead trial attorney at Andrew Pickett Law, recently sat down with Kevin Daisy on the Managing Partners Podcast to talk about building a law firm that genuinely serves its clients. The conversation ranged from Andrew’s path into personal injury law, to the mindset shifts that helped him grow his practice in ...
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Beyond the Driver: How We Identify Every Liable Party in a Commercial Crash
When a commercial vehicle is involved, the claim is rarely “Driver A hit Driver B.” It’s usually a chain of decisions made by multiple people and multiple companies, dispatch, scheduling, equipment maintenance, loading, supervision, and compliance. Andrew Pickett Law approaches commercial crash cases with one guiding assumption: the driver may be liable, but the driver is ...
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What Happens to Your Car Accident Case When You Are Partially at Fault?
One of the most common fears after a car accident is being told, “You’re partly to blame.” Many injured people assume that partial fault means they cannot recover compensation at all. In Florida, that is not true, but partial fault does change how your case works. Florida law allows accident victims to pursue compensation even ...
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How to Get a Fair Settlement for a Whiplash or Soft Tissue Injury
Whiplash and soft tissue injuries are among the most misunderstood and undervalued injuries in car accident cases. Because these injuries don’t always appear on X-rays or MRIs, insurance companies routinely downplay them, despite the fact that they can cause long-term pain, limited mobility, and serious disruption to daily life. If you were injured in a car ...
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The Legal Dangers of In-Store Injuries: Understanding Premises Liability
Most people walk into a store expecting a routine errand, not a life-changing injury. But in-store accidents happen far more often than many realize. Wet floors, poor lighting, cluttered aisles, broken handrails, and falling merchandise can turn a quick shopping trip into a medical emergency. When these injuries occur, victims are often left confused and ...
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Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury: What You Need to Know
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can change every aspect of your life in an instant. Unlike broken bones or visible wounds, brain injuries are often invisible, yet their effects can be devastating, long-lasting, and deeply personal. For many people, the struggle doesn’t begin at the accident scene. It begins weeks or months later, when symptoms worsen, ...
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