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Dangerous Exercise Equipment Can Lead to Serious Injury

Physical fitness hype – as well as exercise equipment purchases – soared the past few years, as Americans sought ways to get in shape while also spending more time at home. While cardio and lifting are undoubtedly good for your health, it’s worth pointing out that dangerous exercise equipment has…

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Prevent a Florida Car Accident With These Summer Road Trip Driving Tips

Annual road trips are a summer tradition for many families, with much flocking south to Florida for our world-renowned beaches, boating, sunshine, and theme parks. Last year alone, Florida welcomed approximately 122 million visitors – and that’s not including residents who traveled from one corner of the state to another…

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Can I Sue for a Florida Construction Accident Injury?

As far as workplaces go, construction sites are among the most precarious. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that of the more than 300 workers who died on-the-job in Florida in a single recent year, the private construction industry had the highest number, accounting for 91 percent of those.…

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Naples Car Accident Claims and the Permanent Injury Threshold

If you are considering filing a Naples car accident claim for injury damages, it’s important to understand Florida’s permanent injury threshold. Essentially, because Florida (for the foreseeable future) is a no-fault state when it comes to car accident injury claims, most registered vehicles must be covered by personal injury protection…

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Fort Myers Bike Injury Lawyer Explains Your Legal Rights After a Crash

May is National Bike Month, promoted by the League of American Bicyclists to showcase the many health and environmental benefits of biking – and encourage more people to give it a try. Here in Florida, though, bicycling is not without risk. As a Fort Myers bike injury lawyer, I’ve worked…

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Florida Golf Cart Accident Lawsuit Alleges Car Driver Negligence

In a somewhat recently-filed South Florida golf cart accident lawsuit, plaintiffs allege an elderly gentleman died because a reckless driver failed to use reasonable care. As our Florida golf cart accident lawyers can explain, per F.S. 316.212, golf carts incapable of traveling more than 20 mph aren’t typically allowed to…

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Fort Myers Car Accident Lawyer: Tips For Driving in a Downpour

Another rainy season is just around the corner here for us in Southwest Florida, where an average of 56 inches of rain falls annually. Just as safely navigating snow and ice are critical skills for drivers up north, careful driving in severe thunderstorms is imperative for motorists in South Florida.…

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Florida Boating Safety Bill Takes Aim at Illegal Charters, Boat Rentals

A Florida boating safety bill targeting illegal boat charters and questionable rental companies is wading its way through the state legislature. As our Key West boating accident lawyers can explain, careless boat operations are consistently the No. 1 cause of boat accidents and deaths off Florida shores. The Sunshine State…

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Do Homeowners’ Insurance Policies Cover Florida Swimming Pool Injuries?

Home swimming pools are nearly as common in Florida as alligators (1.2 million versus 1.3 million). Interestingly swimming pools are actually much more dangerous. Florida swimming pool injuries and deaths over the last 20 years far exceeded those caused by alligator attacks. In fact, drowning is the No. 1 cause…

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Florida Injury Lawyer Explains: What Exactly Does “Full Coverage” Mean?

As a longtime Florida car accident lawyer, I’ve come across many individuals who were tricked into believing that if they were involved in a crash, they had nothing to worry about because “I have full coverage.” Unfortunately, in the auto insurance world, “full coverage” doesn’t go half as far as…

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