Monthly Archives: March 2019
Understanding Semi-Autonomous Vehicle Accidents
The South Florida Sun Sentinel has reported that two federal agencies are now dispatching investigators to the scene of a recent crash involving a Tesla electric car. The car reportedly drove beneath a semitrailer that was crossing State Road 7 which resulted in the death of the driver. It is anticipated that the two… Read More »
Driving Safely in the Rain This Spring
Though the seasonal changes in much of Florida are milder than many other states, they still exist and spring still symbolically represents a time where rainfall causes flowers to bloom and greenery to become lush and full again. But while April showers may bring May flowers, they can also bring car accidents. In this… Read More »
Helping Your Child Safely Play Childhood Games in a World with Defective Products
Playing games as a child is one of the purest forms of fun that many young people experience. Even the most simple of games can keep children entertained for hours and we all think it’s great when they move away from their tablets, televisions and video games to get out into the fresh air… Read More »
Officials at Johns Hopkins Children’s Hospital Resign After Investigation
Several people in administrative positions at Johns Hopkins children’s hospital in Florida have resigned after a year long investigation has revealed the high rate of injuries and death among the patients at the facility. The investigation showed that in 2017, roughly one in 10 young patients at the facility died and others were left… Read More »
Is Saying Sorry After a Car Accident an Admission of Guilt?
The Sunshine State was recently ranked 13th on a list of worst states for drivers due to what experts say is a combination of fair driving quality, high driving costs, and moderately safe conditions for driving. While there may be reasons for these bad driver rankings, saying sorry doesn’t quite cut it if you’re… Read More »
Concussions Don’t Just Happen to Professionals
Jordan Whitehead, safety for the Bucs, was recently listed as having a concussion, adding to more injuries for the team. Concussions plague the NFL, and no team seems to be able to escape; however, it isn’t just professionals that suffer from concussions. What is a Concussion? Concussions are a type of traumatic brain injury… Read More »
Cerebral Palsy and Birth Injury Lawsuits
In most situations, cerebral palsy is the result of a genetic mutation or delivery complications that are not preventable. However, in some cases, medical negligence can also result in this devastating condition. When a medical provider’s negligence results in a birth injury, including cerebral palsy, a lawsuit may be filed by the family to… Read More »
DUI Car Accidents Can Lead to Civil Lawsuits
A man has been arrested after causing a fiery crash while drinking and driving that resulted in the death of five people last month. Tanner Dashner, age 21, is facing five counts of DUI manslaughter. The Florida Highway Patrol reports that Dashner was driving in White City when he struck the rear end of… Read More »
Class Action Lawsuit Filed by Former Florida State Fire College Employees
Former employees and two spouses of employees from the Florida State Fire College filed a class-action claim against the manufacturers of certain fire suppressants that were used at the college claiming that the suppressants led to diseases and cancer from exposure to the chemicals. The lawsuit was filed alleging that the companies purposefully hid… Read More »
