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Category: Jet Ski & Personal Watercraft Accidents

Florida Personal Watercraft (PWC) Accident Statistics and Regulations

March 24, 2023 Jet Ski & Personal Watercraft Accidents

Jet skis and other personal watercraft (PWC) are extremely popular in Florida. According to data from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), there are more than 164,000 registered PWCs in the state. Unfortunately, this means that there are lots of PWC accidents in Florida each year as well, and, as a result, many people find themselves in need of an experienced jet ski accident lawyer.
If you have been injured in a personal watercraft accident, or if a member […]

10 Reasons You May Have a Claim for a Jet Ski Accident

January 18, 2023 Jet Ski & Personal Watercraft Accidents

While riding a jet ski can be fun, it can also be dangerous. Unfortunately, for many riders, the dangers are due to factors beyond their control. If you’ve been injured in a collision or any other type of accident on the water, you should talk to a jet ski accident lawyer about your legal rights. You may have a claim for significant financial compensation.
What Are the Grounds to Sue for a Jet Ski Accident?
When can you file a claim for […]

The 10 Leading Causes of Watersports Accidents

June 27, 2022 Boating Accident Injury & Death

Riding jet skis, wakeboarding, waterskiing, tubing, kayaking and canoeing are all great ways to enjoy spending time on the water. When weather and water conditions are favorable, and when everyone involved is committed to staying safe, all types of watersports can be relatively low-risk activities for participants of all ages and capabilities.
Yet, watersports accidents are extremely common. Why is this the case? Unfortunately, while it doesn’t take too much to stay safe, boat captains, vessel owners, tour guides and excursion […]

10 Leading Causes of Watersports Accidents (and How Victims Can Seek Compensation for Each)

May 17, 2022 Jet Ski & Personal Watercraft Accidents

Riding jet skis, wakeboarding, waterskiing, tubing, kayaking and canoeing are all great ways to enjoy spending time on the water. When weather and water conditions are favorable, and when everyone involved is committed to staying safe, all types of watersports can be relatively low-risk activities for participants of all ages and capabilities.