Florida’s texting and driving law went into effect just over a year ago. Since then, authorities have issued 3,842 citations issued for distracted driving. The texting and driving law gives police officers the ability to pull someone over who they…
We are spending more time than ever with our families at home this summer. For many in Florida, that means a lot of time by the pool. Our home and neighborhood pools can be wonderful places to cool off during…
The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect us locally and globally. Lately, our home here in Florida has become a hotspot for COVID-19. Along with hospital visits, the number of coronavirus-related lawsuits has increased in the past few months. There have…
In June, Bayer announced that it will make a total payment of $10 billion to resolve legal cases regarding claims that the company’s product Roundup causes cancer. The settlement is one of the largest ever in U.S. civil litigation and…
With Coronavirus cases reaching an all-time high in Florida, Miami-Dade and Broward counties are now implementing the use of face masks whenever out in public. Anyone who is seen not wearing a face mask can be issued a fine for…
Each year, thousands of medical mistakes lead to serious injury and in some tragic cases, death. Medical providers, such as doctors, nurses and hospitals, have a duty to provide appropriate care. Where a medical provider fails to provide the care that…
Earlier this month, the United States Coast Guard reported that Florida once again ranked number one in recreational boating accidents and deaths on the water. Unfortunately, as years have passed, the number for injuries and boating fatalities has increased despite…
The popular over-the-counter and prescription drug Zantac (also known as ranitidine) has been recalled due to concerns that an ingredient in the medication may cause cancer. Zantac was first sold in the United States in 1983. The drug is known…
On June 8, 2020, Florida Chief Justice Charles Canady issued a memorandum with the new amended orders for state courts regarding the resumption of in-person court proceedings. Among the updates, jury trials, which were once suspended until the end of…
June 1, 2020, marked the start of the beginning of the 2020 hurricane season, and it is predicted to be an active one. The best time to begin preparations for a hurricane is before the threat occurs. While there is…