Kids and adults alike love Halloween. It's spooky, it's fun and trick-or-treating signals the start of the holiday season. Nonetheless, from candy to costumes, trick-or-treating can pose logistical problems for parents with young children. Although Halloween is meant...
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A surprising area of personal injury law is how injuries caused by one person can be legally attributed to someone else. Nonetheless, Florida law is very protective of an injured party following an accident, and rightfully so. If you are the victim who suffered...
What Happens When Alcohol Is Involved?
Dram shop laws enacted in most states make a business that sells alcoholic drinks or a host who serves liquor to a drinker who is obviously intoxicated (or close to it), strictly liable to anyone injured by the drunken patron or guest. However, since state laws do...
Manufacturers and Sellers Are Often a Misunderstood Source of Medical Liability
When you hear the words “medical liability”, the picture that comes to mind most often is one involving a malpractice lawsuit against a doctor, hospital or other healthcare providers. Truth be known, over the past five years regulators, lawmakers, and consumers have...
It Is Time to Review Your Pool Safety Practices
The heat of summer is back. Swimming pools across the Sunshine State will soon be filled with friends and family having fun. That's why WaterSmartFL.com, wants you to know that pool safety is everyone's responsibility. According to the Florida Department of Health,...
What Happens If There Is More Than One Person to Blame?
The fundamental difference between the legal concepts of contributory and comparative negligence is that contributory negligence is a total bar to any damage awarded to the plaintiff, whereas comparative negligence seeks to compensate the injured party at least for...
How Autonomous Vehicles Could Impact Driving Laws
The speed at which technology is developing and interacting with our daily lives has been growing at an accelerated pace in recent years. Things considered science fiction only a decade ago are coming to market faster than ever before. Automakers, tech giants, and...
Are You Protected in a Rideshare Accident?
Uber and Lyft (the latest “car and driver for hire” businesses) have quickly made ridesharing the preferred mode of transportation over taxi cabs and shuttles. However, when it comes to operating a vehicle on our local roadways, rideshare drivers are subject to being...
Who Is Liable When Technology Takes A Wrong Turn?
Since Google gave the world its first glimpse of a driverless car in action on a Nevada roadway, questions about autonomous auto accident liability have continued to grow. Coupled with the fact that the Trump administration has supported the National Transportation...









