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Three Lawyers to Avoid in Your Personal Injury Case

If you suffered serious injuries in a preventable accident, then you are making the right decision by working with a personal injury lawyer. Pursuant to Florida’s Tort Reform Law of 2023, the deadline for filing most personal injury lawsuits is two years. That means that there is no time to…

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Does a Pre-Existing Injury Bar My Florida Accident Claim?

Starting from when you were a toddler, you have likely had many injuries ranging from minor to severe over the course of your lifetime. Statistics from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveal that more than 50 million people seek emergency treatment or care from a physician for accidental…

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Tips for Choosing a Bicycle Helmet for Your Child

The holidays are over, and for the many Florida children who received bicycles as gifts, the fun can begin right away. The year-round warm climate means kids will soon be heading out for a ride, and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has some interesting statistics on the subject.…

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Should You Settle Your Personal Injury Case or Go to Trial?

People threaten to sue each other all the time, but only a small fraction of these lawsuits actually materialize. Perhaps, at the scene of the car accident that caused your injuries, the other driver even threatened to sue you, even though it was obvious to everyone that the other driver…

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Florida Theme Parks and Premises Liability

Florida has arguably the highest density of amusement parks of anywhere in the world. With so many thrills in a relatively small geographic area, accidents are bound to happen sometimes. Of course, people choose amusement parks over sources of excitement that occur in more natural settings for a reason. One…

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How Do I Report a Miami Boating Accident?

Whether you love fishing, cruising, adventure sports, or other water-based fun, you cannot beat the year-round beautiful boating weather in Miami. With no end to the season, the waterways of South Florida attract both residents and visitors. Despite being a responsible boat operator, it is still possible to be involved…

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Serious Head Injuries in Miami Pedestrian Accidents

Walking is sometimes the most convenient and fastest way to get to your destination in Downtown Miami. However, it is not always the safest. Even when you are not in a motorized vehicle, you are considered a road user and a vulnerable one compared to other drivers. The Florida Department of…

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Punitive Damages in Florida DUI Accident Claims

Despite decades of public safety campaigns on the dangers of drunk driving, statistics indicate that DUI accidents remain a significant problem. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle (FLHSMV) reports almost 5,000 crashes involving an impaired driver every year. More than 350 people are killed in these incidents, and another…

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Why Wear a Motorcycle Helmet Regardless of Florida Law

Responsible motorcycle riders in Florida know the law on helmets, so you are aware that the statute is somewhat unusual. There are specific motorcycle helmet requirements based on age, and insurance surprisingly plays a role. A person is prohibited from riding a motorcycle unless they are wearing a motorcycle helmet that complies…

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Evidence Needed to Prove a Florida Medical Malpractice Case

Like other US states, you have rights under Florida medical malpractice laws if you suffered injuries or other harm at the hands of a health care provider. The state medical negligence statute allows you to recover damages if you can prove that the actions of your physician represent a breach of the…

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