Sometimes you may be in a difficult situation and may not be able to
defuse the situation without going to court.
Because of their size and the precious nature of their cargo, school buses must adhere to a higher safety standard than other motor vehicles. There are even unique rules that apply to automobiles in traffic around school buses. Everyone has seen the stop sign on school buses that tells other drivers not to pass when children are boarding or exiting a bus. When someone fails to follow the rules and an injury results, the negligent party should be held accountable.
At The Umansky Law Firm, our Motor vehicle accident lawyers handle cases involving people hit by school buses, as well as cases involving school bus accidents in which the children on a bus are injured due to negligent behavior.
Accidents involving drivers or pedestrians hit by school buses are uniquely challenging. The school bus may be owned and operated by a private entity, in which case it may be handled like a commercial vehicle accident. In most cases, however, the school bus is owned and operated by the school district, a government entity. There are specific rules and limitations for filing lawsuits against government entities. We know the rules.
Whether an Orlando school bus accident was caused by the negligence of a school bus driver, or the accident was the result of a collision caused by the driver of another vehicle, if a child was injured, the parents have the right to take action. We will find out who was responsible, and we will take action. We will seek compensation for the injuries your child has suffered.
Discuss your case with the Orlando school bus accident lawyers at The Umansky Law Firm for a free consultation and case evaluation. We handle all personal injury cases on a contingency basis, which means that we do not collect attorneys’ fees unless we obtain compensation for you by way of settlement or verdict. Contact us today!
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Withhold with 6 months probation and impulse control; adjudication withheld
Nolle Prosequi-Case Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Adjudicated Guilty; One day jail/one day time serve; Restitution fees; Court Cost
We negotiated an agreement that entailed the State dropping the charge after our client completed a Pre-Trial Diversion Program. The Charge was dropped via a Nolle Prosequi.
Withhold of Adjudication; No points on license; Paid fine and clerk cost; 8 hour aggressive driver class; 90 days to satisfy fine and class
No Information Notice - Charges Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Pled No Contest, 1 Year Probation, 10 day Car Impound, Community Service
Motion Granted in 48 hours
Adjudication Withheld, 4 Months probation, Costs/Fines, Impulse Control Class
Nolle Prosequi
Case Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Charges Dropped
Motion to Terminate Probation Granted
Dismissed
Not Guilty
Case Dropped
Granted
Charges dropped
Charges dropped
Reduced to reckless driving
Charges dropped
Reduced to Reckless Driving
Case Dismissed
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