Posts Tagged ‘Personal Injury Law’
New York Now Requires Dash Cameras on Ambulances. Florida Doesn’t Require Them on Anything. That Gap Is About to Matter.
As of 2026, New York State requires dash cameras on ambulances and emergency service vehicles. New vehicles have needed them since April; existing fleets must be retrofitted by this fall. The regulation is specific, front-facing cameras, automatic activation on a g-force change, and a minimum ten days of video-and-audio retention. New York is doing to…
Read MoreDashcams in Personal Injury Litigation: More Evidence, More Risk to Manage
Dashcam adoption has crossed from novelty into norm. More than one in five American drivers now run a forward-facing camera, and the footage increasingly shows up in personal injury and property damage litigation. For plaintiffs’ and defense counsel alike, that shift is a double edged sword: the same recording that resolves a disputed liability case…
Read MoreHit by an Uninsured Driver in Florida? Your Legal Options in Palm Beach County
By Shannon J. Sagan, The Dash Cam Lawyer® — Florida Bar #10793 If an uninsured driver hits you in Florida, your own car insurance is usually the first source of recovery. Personal Injury Protection (PIP) pays up to $10,000 in medical benefits if you begin treatment within 14 days, and uninsured motorist (UM) coverage, if…
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