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Distracted Boating Increasing the Risk of South Florida Boating Accidents

We all know distracted drivers pose a serious threat on South Florida roads, but did you know distracted boating is also a significant and growing problem that sharply increases the risk of boating incidents? A recent analysis of Florida boating incident statistics by Treasure Coast Newspapers revealed that operator inattention…

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4th DCA: Florida Business Can Be Liable for On-Premises Attack

Florida property owners owe a duty of care to protect invitees from third-party criminal attacks – where the assault was reasonably foreseeable. This principle was affirmed recently by the Fourth District Court of Appeal’s reversal of summary judgment favoring a Florida business owner accused of negligence in an injury lawsuit.…

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Common Myths About Florida Personal Injury Lawsuits

Many people with strong claims to financial damages in Florida personal injury lawsuits are very reluctant to explore the possibility, and it largely has to do with some common myths and misconceptions of the process. They are: Assuming it is going to be extremely expensive; Thinking their injuries are not…

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Determining Liability for Florida Driveway Accidents

People often consider their driveway as part of their “safe zone.” It is an extension of their home, and the only traffic – if any – is typically slow-moving, either pulling in or backing out. That is why driveways are fairly popular outdoor spaces for children to play – drawing…

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Florida Ranks No. 2 for Dog Bite Injuries

Floridians are at higher risk of dog bite injuries compared to those in most other states. During National Dog Bite Prevention Week, the Insurance Information Institute revealed Florida ranked No. 2 for dog bites and other dog-related injuries. In 2018, there were 1,281 Florida dog bite injury claims filed with…

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I Was Injured on Vacation in Florida. What Are My Rights?

While the risk of a Florida tourist injury may depend on the activities in which one is engaged, often it is merely a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time – be it navigating heavy traffic or a slippery hotel floor. That does not mean no…

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Botched Plastic Surgeries Lead to Medical Negligence Lawsuits, Florida Law Change

The notion of the “ideal” body shape is ever-changing, and in Florida, plastic surgeons are in high demand. However, it appears the lure of steep profit margins has led some physicians who are not uniquely qualified, experienced or careful to offer complex medical procedures at rock-bottom prices – often with…

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Tourist Injury Lawsuits Against Theme Park Possible After Electric Shocks at Water Attraction

Federal job site safety regulators declined to fine an Orlando water park after closing an investigation into a series of electric shocks sustained by guests and workers earlier this year, but personal injury lawsuits could still be filed if any guests were hurt. Five lifeguards were reportedly hospitalized and several…

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Can a Drunk Cyclist Sue for Crash Injuries?

Drunk driving has long been a serious problem on Florida roads, but increasingly, so is drunk bicycling. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports alcohol intoxication was a factor in 37 percent of all deadly bicycle crashes in 2017. That includes both motorists and cyclists. As our Cape Coral bicycle…

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Fla. 2nd DCA Urges State Supreme Court to Revisit Limited Damages in Florida Medical Malpractice Wrongful Death Lawsuits

The Florida Second District Court of Appear recently urged the Florida Supreme Court to revisit the question of whether a largely debunked “insurance crisis” still justifies limiting – or altogether prohibiting – damages to survivors in some medical malpractice wrongful death cases. As we will further detail in our post,…

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