Don’t Get Spooked by an Accident This Halloween
Halloween is all about fun — costumes, candy, haunted houses, and maybe even a good scare. But the last thing you want this spooky season is a real-life fright, like a car accident. Whether you’re driving through Miami-Dade, trick-or-treating in Broward, partying in Palm Beach, or heading to a haunted event in Tampa Bay, safety comes first.
At Good Guys Law, we make sure the only chills you feel this October come from ghost stories — not from the stress of an accident claim.
Watch Out for Ghouls, Goblins, and… Pedestrians
Halloween night means extra foot traffic — kids crossing the street in costumes, parents distracted by candy bags, and drivers hurrying to parties. Slow down, especially in neighborhoods, and keep your eyes peeled for anyone darting across the road.
If a crash happens, stay calm:
- Move to a safe spot
- Call the police
- Take photos of the scene
- Call Good Guys Law at 800-800-LAWS
- See a doctor within 14 days to protect your PIP coverage
Don’t Ghost Your Rights
Insurance companies can be scarier than any haunted house. They might offer a quick settlement that’s more “trick” than “treat.” The Good Guys Law team knows how to handle these nightmares so you don’t have to.
The Good Guys Code: No Tricks, Just Treats
Our promise is simple: Clients first. Do the right thing. Fight with integrity. We’re here to guide you through the fog, keep you informed, and fight fiercely for what you deserve — so you can focus on enjoying the season (and eating all that candy)
Spooky Safety Tips
- Drive slowly through neighborhoods — treat every street like a haunted house with jump scares.
- Put your phone away — no texting between stops.
- Plan a safe ride home from parties.
- Check your headlights & wipers — Florida rain can show up like a ghost!
Don’t Let an Accident Haunt You
If an accident threatens to ruin your spooky season, don’t wait. Call the Good Guys at 800-800-LAWS. Whether you’re in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, or Tampa Bay, we’re ready to fight for you — rain or shine, tricks or treats.
