Kim Michael Cullen Personal Injury Law Blog

The insurance industry continues its assault on the civil justice system with another propaganda piece about staged Orlando automobile accidents.  The reality is the most lawyers don't have time for these claims, and instead seek injury victims who have significant injuries like herniated discs or brain injuries.  Orlando car accident attorney Kim Cullen handles serious personal injury cases.  Call Kim at 407-254-4901.... Read More

Orlando personal injury attorney Kim Cullen hates distracted driving.  Kim has seen too many good people injured by drivers texting while driving or talking on the telephone.  Even more driving distractions are on the way.  Call Kim at 407-254-4901 if can be of service.... Read More

Drunk drivers in Florida can be held accountable for their drunk driving.  Florida law allows for awards of punitive damages against drunk drivers, regardless of proving that their drunkenness helped cause the accident.  Orlando personal injury lawyer Kim Michael Cullen has successfully represented the victims of drunk drivers.  Call Kim at 407-254-4901 and have your questions answered.... Read More

Florida pedestrians injured in car crashes can many times get their initial medical payments paid by Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits.  Orlando personal injury lawyer Kim Cullen discusses how injured pedestrians can access PIP benefits.  Kim handles personal injury cases throughout Florida.  Call him at 407-254-4901.... Read More

Federal government takes important step in eliminating auto accidents with trucks by banning truck and bus drivers from texting while driving.... Read More

Automakers need to think about the safety of others before going ahead with plans to make automobiles wifi hotspots.  The potential for bad crashes with significant personal injuries is just too great due to the level of distraction -- which is even worse than texting while driving.... Read More

Texting while driving can cause serious, and sometimes catastrophic, injuries.  Texting drivers are distracted and distraction clearly contributes to a dangerous environment on the road.... Read More

Halloween is supposed to be a fun holiday for kids, not tragic.  It has always crossed my mind that drivers should be publicly encouraged not to drive on Halloween, if at all possible.  With so many children -- and particularly young children -- out and about, on foot, and with so much energy and anticipation, drivers are automatically placed in a difficult situation.  Unfortunately for a local family, this combination of dangers proved fatal when an 8-year old boy was hit as a... Read More