Monthly Archives: February 2020
What Are The Chances Of Pedestrians Getting Injured Or Killed By A Car In South Florida?
Our Sunshine State draws countless residents and tourists who choose to travel by foot rather than fuel. Whether born out of necessity, choice, or pleasure, more and more South Floridians favor walking around town than ever. Our rising pedestrian population paired with the common driver’s need for speed has lead to an increase in… Read More »
Do You Think Florida’s Background Checks For Gun Purchases Will Prevent Mass Shootings?
Florida ranks as the most gun friendly state in the country. But just how safe does that make the average Broward County citizen feel? To live with the reality that odds are that your neighbor has a gun permit doesn’t always help you sleep better at night. That’s precisely why the majority of Floridians… Read More »
Can I Collect Money From A Fatal Accident Due To A Drunk Driver In Florida?
Question: My wife was killed in an automobile crash by a drunk driver. She did not have a job. Can I bring a wrongful death lawsuit in Florida against the drunk driver? Answer: Absolutely! Florida wrongful death laws recognize that when someone dies as a result of someone else’s negligence or misconduct, the family… Read More »
What Compensation Can My Family Receive From The Manufacturer After Our Mother Died In A Wheelchair Fire?
We are saddened to hear of your loss. It is devastating any time a loved one passes away, but it can be even more upsetting when your mother is taken from you too early—and all because of a company’s negligence. When a defective product causes a fatal injury that company should be held accountable… Read More »
Can I Sue For Wrongful Death After My Daughter Died In An Apartment Fire Because The Fire Alarm Didn’t Work?
Yes. You more than likely have a Florida wrongful death lawsuit on your hands. Apartments are supposed to have working fire alarm systems in place. When landlords fail to make sure the fire alarms work, they can be held liable. However, the smoke alarm could have been defective, and the manufacturer could be the… Read More »
What Things Do I Have To Show In Order To Have A Valid Wrongful Death Claim On Behalf Of My Loved One Who Was Prematurely Discharged From The Hospital?
If you believe your loved one died as a result of medical negligence on the part of a doctor, nurse, or other healthcare worker, you may have a wrongful death claim. However, wrongful death claims are complex and require a lot of proof. Here is a list of some things that possibly need to… Read More »
What Do I Need To Know About Industrial Exposure And Toxicity In Florida?
South Florida employees who work in the chemical and petroleum industries are frequently exposed to hazardous substances. Toxic or industrial exposure is known to cause life-threatening illnesses and diseases such as cancer, blindness, mesothelioma, hearing loss, and respiratory disease. Sadly, many individuals don’t realize they are ill, or the cause of their illness, until… Read More »
What Is The Difference Between A Wrongful Death Lawsuit For Manufacturing Defects And Design Defects? They Sound Like One In The Same?
When a Florida resident dies as the result of a defective product, then the family may have grounds to file a wrongful death lawsuit. Two categories which often confuse consumers are design defects and manufacturing defects. A skilled Broward County Wrongful Death Attorney is trained to know the difference and ascertain how to best… Read More »
What Happens To Motorcycle Accident Victims Who Are Thrown From Their Bike And Hidden From Emergency Responders?
Broward County’s Sheriff’s office just discovered and saved the life of another hidden motorcycle crash victim. Boca Raton father of five Daniel William Brinson II was thrown airborne from his motorcycle. A witness phoned in the call to Florida Highway Patrol, but the emergency responders were unable to locate the victim. Nestled deep in… Read More »
I Just Started Riding A Motorcycle. How Can I Best Protect Myself From Injury?
Motorcycle accidents can have devastating effects. Take these precautionary steps to prevent getting in a motorcycle accident in Florida. 1. Always wear a helmet. Prevent head trauma by wearing a helmet at all times, including helmets for passengers. 2. Don’t drink and drive. Most motorcycle fatalities involve alcohol. Stay dry. 3. Be seen. Wear… Read More »
