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An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858) Orlando FL - 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858)
An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858) Orlando, FL 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858)
An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858) Orlando, FL - 321-NO-FAULT 321-663-2858
The 2019 NBA free agency period will go down as one of the most frenetic and unpredictable in recent memory, and the decisions of several superstars effectively reshaped the league and our expectations heading into next season. It's been the summer of the tandem, as star duos have chosen to team up in Los Angeles (Kawhi Leonard and Paul George with the Clippers, LeBron James and Anthony Davis with the Lakers), Brooklyn (Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant) and Houston (James Harden and Russell Westbrook), but those aren't the only teams who had successful offseasons. We've logged every team's transactions, including draft picks, trades and free-agent signings, and assigned a grade to teach team's offseason maneuvers. Success is judged differently, as not every team had a chance to sign the big fish, but the most important thing we looked for was if the team appeared to have a plan, and how they were able to execute it. Some, as you'll see, had a better summer than others. We've included every official transaction, as well as some that haven't technically been completed yet, and will continue to add to the list as moves continue to be made before the start of the season in October. *Transactions accurate as of July 14 Atlanta Hawks Added: G Allen Crabbe (trade with Nets) F Evan Turner (trade with Trail Blazers) F Chandler Parsons (trade with Grizzlies) C Damian Jones (trade with Warriors) F Jabari Parker (signed) Drafted: F DeAndre Hunter (No. 4 pick, via Pelicans) F Cam Reddish (No. 10 pick) C Bruno Fernando (No. 34 pick, via 76ers) Lost: F Taurean Prince (trade with Nets) G Kent Bazemore (trade with Blazers) C Dewayne Dedmon (signed with Kings) F Deyonta Davis (waived) F Omari Spell-man (trade with Warriors) C Miles Plumlee (trade with Grizzlies) G Jaylen Adams (waived)
The 2019 NBA free agency period will go down as one of the most frenetic and unpredictable in recent memory, and the decisions of several superstars effectively reshaped the league and our expectations heading into next season. It's been the summer of the tandem, as star duos have chosen to team up in Los Angeles (Kawhi Leonard and Paul George with the Clippers, LeBron James and Anthony Davis with the Lakers), Brooklyn (Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant) and Houston (James Harden and Russell Westbrook), but those aren't the only teams who had successful offseasons. We've logged every team's transactions, including draft picks, trades and free-agent signings, and assigned a grade to teach team's offseason maneuvers. Success is judged differently, as not every team had a chance to sign the big fish, but the most important thing we looked for was if the team appeared to have a plan, and how they were able to execute it. Some, as you'll see, had a better summer than others. We've included every official transaction, as well as some that haven't technically been completed yet, and will continue to add to the list as moves continue to be made before the start of the season in October. *Transactions accurate as of July 14 Atlanta Hawks Added: G Allen Crabbe (trade with Nets) F Evan Turner (trade with Trail Blazers) F Chandler Parsons (trade with Grizzlies) C Damian Jones (trade with Warriors) F Jabari Parker (signed) Drafted: F DeAndre Hunter (No. 4 pick, via Pelicans) F Cam Reddish (No. 10 pick) C Bruno Fernando (No. 34 pick, via 76ers) Lost: F Taurean Prince (trade with Nets) G Kent Bazemore (trade with Blazers) C Dewayne Dedmon (signed with Kings) F Deyonta Davis (waived) F Omari Spellman (trade with Warriors) C Miles Plumlee (trade with Grizzlies) G Jaylen Adams (waived)
We are deep into the NBA offseason and now the Summer League has wrapped up as well. Teams are still looking to make some adjustments before the season gets started, but a lot of the major moves have been made and the dust is starting to settle around the league. Still, there are teams out there ready to make small moves to help improve their rosters before the season begins. The Thunder are still looking to trade Chris Paul and members of the 2016 draft class are looking to get extensions. Here is the latest roundup of news and rumors from around the league. For more coverage of free agency, check out The Crossover's Top 50 free-agent rankings, & our wide-sweeping primer and our burning questions for every team. • The Pelicans have waived Christian Wood. (Shams Charania, The Athletic) • The Lakers are not a likely destination for JR Smith. (Adrian Wojnarowski, ESPN) • The Cavaliers have waived JR Smith. (Shams Charania, The Athletic) • Jimmer Fredette will be playing in Greece next season after spending some time with the Suns last season. (Official) • The Cavaliers will waive JR Smith Monday barring a last-minute trade. (Joe Vardon, The Athletic) • Wesley Matthews signed a two-year $5.26 million deal with the Bucks with a player option for the second season. (Michael Sotto, The Athletic) • Ben Simmons has agreed to a five-year, $170 million max extension with the 76ers. (Shams Charania, The Athletic) • 2017 first-round pick Tyler Lydon has agreed to a two-year deal with the Kings. (Adrian Wojnarowski, ESPN) • The Lakers, Rockets, Mavericks, Clippers and Nuggets are among a long list of teams interested in Andre Iguodala. (Marc Stein, New York Times)
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An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858) OrlandoFL - 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858).
An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858). Orlando FL - 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858).
An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7 Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858). Orlando, FL - 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858)
An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858) Orlando, FL - 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858)
An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858). Orlando, FL - 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858)
An accident can be a sudden and unexpected life-changing experience. You may be experiencing pain, and feel that you’re not able to work. Keeping up with your daily responsibilities can become a challenge. Your bills will accumulate and cause hardship for you and your family. This will inhibit your everyday life activities, and even the simplest task will become agonizing when you’re in pain. Your car may be damaged or even totaled, and transportation may be unattainable. What do you do next? Call your local office available 24/7. Miami, FL - 305-NO-FAULT (305-663-2858). Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 954-NO-FAULT (954-663-2858). Orlando, FL - 321-NO-FAULT (321-663-2858).
