The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has escalated its investigation into Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system. This probe moved from a Preliminary Evaluation to an Engineering Analysis on March 18,…
read moreWritten by the attorneys at Panter, Panter & Sampedro, this article examines a bipartisan bill aimed at addressing mold and unsafe living conditions in privatized military housing. Recent congressional efforts…
read moreThe atmosphere surrounding spring break in South Florida has evolved significantly over the last few years. Individuals visiting the area will notice a shift in how city leaders manage the…
read moreThe I-395 Signature Bridge project has been one of the largest infrastructure developments in Miami in recent years. Investigative reporting has raised concerns about construction delays, rising costs, and legal…
read moreFlorida lawmakers are revisiting laws that limit compensation in injury cases involving government entities. Recent House action, a Miami-Dade claims bill, and new Senate movement have placed Florida sovereign immunity…
read moreA Daycare Injury Florida incident can leave families searching for answers during an already stressful moment. When a child is hurt outside the home, trust is shaken, and questions surface…
read moreAlcohol laws can be confusing, especially when it comes to passengers. Many individuals assume that if they are not driving, they are free to sip a drink while riding along.…
read moreA new proposed regulation would require all Florida nursing homes to conduct anonymous surveys of staff to assess their “patient safety culture.” The surveys would follow federal guidance from the…
read moreFlorida’s roadways are busy and dangerous for more than just drivers. Emergency workers, tow truck operators, and even stranded drivers are at risk every day on the shoulder. That is…
read moreFlorida’s medical malpractice wrongful death laws have remained largely unchanged for over three decades. These laws limit who can seek compensation for non-economic damages, such as pain and suffering, in…
read moreGolf carts are no longer just for the course. In Florida, they have become a popular mode of transportation for everything from neighborhood cruises to school pickups. While they offer…
read moreBoating accidents are all too common in Florida, a state known for its gorgeous waters and sunny skies. But as beautiful as our beaches are, these accidents often result in…
read moreIf you have ever been involved in a car accident or suffered injuries on someone else’s property, you may have heard the term “comparative negligence.” But what exactly does this…
read moreJury duty is one of a citizen’s most important civic responsibilities. It allows ordinary people to take part in upholding the law and ensuring justice is served. But not everyone…
read moreLawsuits involving various hospitals in Miami face significant challenges to the local healthcare landscape as federal authorities intensify their focus on Steward Health Care’s operations. With a strong presence in…
read moreOn May 11, 2024, Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 1561 into law. The new plastic surgery law in Florida introduces regulations to enhance patient safety, particularly with liposuction and Brazilian…
read moreEffective June 28, 2021, all Miami-Dade court facilities are open to the public. The Honorable Bertila Soto, Chief Judge of the Miami-Dade Courts, issued Administrative Order 21-11, terminating Phase 2…
read moreWe handle a range of case types for families in our community and sometimes they involve representing a child who may have been injured due to the negligence of another.…
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