Call Us Today Author: Michael Lewis Beckman, Attorney In a Florida truck accident, far more parties can be held liable than just the driver. Depending on what happened, responsibility may fall on the truck driver, the trucking company that employed them, the company that owned the truck or trailer, the business that loaded the cargo, a maintenance contractor, …
Fort Myers and Cape Coral Among America’s Most Dangerous Places to Walk, New 2026 Report Finds
Author: Michael L. Beckman, Attorney “The most dangerous pedestrian crashes aren’t random; they’re often predictable.” “For years, we’ve investigated serious pedestrian crashes on many of the same Southwest Florida roads highlighted in the 2026 Dangerous by Design report. Wide intersections, high speeds, poor visibility, and distracted driving create conditions where a single mistake can have …
Should I Accept a Settlement Offer After an Accident? 5 Questions to Ask First
By: Francesca Anon | Attorney, Viles & Beckman Injury Attorneys ⭐ 5-STAR QUICK ANSWER Usually, no. You should not accept a settlement offer until you understand what the offer covers, what it leaves out, and what rights you give up by signing the release. The first offer is often low because the insurance company wants …
What 30 Years of Personal Injury Trials Taught Me About Lee and Collier County Juries
By Michael Beckman | CEO and Lead Trial Attorney, Viles & Beckman Injury Attorneys ⭐ FROM THE TRIAL LAWYER’S CHAIR Michael Beckman | Owner/CEO, Viles & Beckman Injury Attorneys After nearly 30 years of trying cases in Lee and Collier counties, Michael Beckman has learned that local juries reward honesty, preparation, and trust. Jury selection is …
Mold in a Florida Rental: When Is It an Inconvenience, and When Is It a Lawsuit?
By Daniel R. Mendez, Attorney at Viles & Beckman In Florida, a little mold is almost a fact of life. The heat, the humidity, the summer storms, and hurricane season mean nearly every home sees mold at some point. So let us be clear from the start, because most websites will not be: a spot …
Catastrophic Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents in Southwest Florida: Who Pays, What Your Case Is Worth, and How V&B Proves Full Value
By Francesca Maria Anon | Attorney at Viles & Beckman Injury Attorneys A walk to the mailbox. A morning bike ride along McGregor Boulevard. A quick crossing at the end of a parking lot. None of these should end in a trauma unit. But in Southwest Florida, they do, far more often than they should. …
What Is Truck Black Box Data? How It Helps Prove Fault After a Florida Truck Accident
By Michael Beckman | CEO & Lead Trial Attorney, Viles & Beckman, LLC If you were hurt in a crash with a semi-truck or commercial vehicle in Southwest Florida, one of the most powerful pieces of evidence in your case may be sitting inside the truck right now. People often call it the “black box.” …
How Personal Injury Attorneys Negotiate Settlements (and What It Really Means to Be Trial-Ready)
By Michael Beckman | CEO & Lead Trial Attorney, Viles & Beckman, LLC If you have been hurt in an accident, you have probably wondered how the money part actually works. Who decides what your case is worth? Why does one person walk away with a fair settlement while someone else feels pressured to take …
Uber and Lyft Accidents in Florida: Who Pays for Your Injuries and How the Insurance Works
By: Michael L. Beckman | CEO & Lead Trial Attorney at Viles & Beckman Injury Attorneys You got into a rideshare, or you were hit by one, and now you’re injured and confused about who is responsible. Rideshare accident claims in Florida are genuinely more complicated than standard car accident claims, and the answer to …
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