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MIAMI ACCIDENT LAWYERS SHARES INSIGHT ON HIGHWAY BUS ACCIDENTS – CAUSE AND EFFECT

In Miami, the accident lawyers at the Perazzo Law Firm understand that long distance buses sometimes break down on the road and other times are involved in accidents that lead to injuries and losses to passengers and other motorists. Most often, long distance bus accidents that occur on the highway are the result of either poor maintenance of the vehicles or human error or negligence.

When a driver or bus company employee acts negligently, which can be by failing to maintain equipment in proper manner, speeding, tailgating, or another form of negligence, accidents may happen that result in injury or death to passengers or other motorists.

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injured-in-miami-294x300The Perazzo Law Firm shares some of the latest personal injury accident claims in Florida

Baby suffers burns at South Florida daycare center

A South Florida mother rushed to the daycare center where her 11-month-old baby suffered second-degree burns after a hot water bottle accidently fell on him. It was 9 a.m. when she dropped off her baby and it wasn’t long when she got a call from the daycare informing her about what had happened. Apparently, hot water splashed on the baby’s leg, leaving tiny lumps and redness. The daycare staff treated the child with burn ointment and cold water. Nevertheless, the baby’s mother considered it best to seek professional medical care, and thus, took the child to a burn center, where he was treated for second-degree burns on his stomach, chest, neck, and face.

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