Monthly Archives: August 2021
Florida Judge Continues To Sort Out Zantac Litigation
Since the 1980s, Zantac–the brand name of the drug ranitidine–has been one of the most popular over-the-counter medications in U.S. history. Millions of people have purchased and used Zantac, and later its generic equivalent, to treat heartburn and related conditions. Unfortunately, multiple scientific studies have found that ranitidine can transform into another chemical compound,… Read More »
Governor Vetoes Proposed Changes To Florida’s No-Fault Auto Insurance System
One of the biggest issues during this most recent session of the Florida Legislature was a bill designed to repeal the state’s “no-fault” law governing auto insurance. After weeks of speculation, Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed the controversial measure, Senate Bill (SB) 54. Although the measure enjoyed bipartisan support in the legislature, many insurance and… Read More »
Can Firefighters Sue A Negligent Property Owner For Causing A Fire?
First responders such as firefighters are tasked with performing dangerous–and often deadly–tasks on a daily basis. In some cases, a first responder’s life may be at risk due to the negligence of a property owner. This begs the question: Can a firefighter file a personal injury lawsuit against a negligent property owner whose actions… Read More »
