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$2.5 Million Awarded Florida Nursing Home Injury Lawsuit

Plaintiffs in a Florida nursing home injury lawsuit were awarded $2.5 million against a memory care center found to have been negligent in its care of an elderly patient. As Naples nursing home injury lawyers, we expect unfortunately to see cases like these increase as the demand for elder care…

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Does Florida Have a “Wet Floor Sign Law”?

Wet walking surfaces are a top cause of slip-and-fall injuries in Florida. But are businesses required to post a “wet floor” sign to warn you? A wet floor sign may indeed play a big role in the strength of your case, but the simple answer to the question about whether…

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When Dangerous Vehicle Design Causes Florida Crash Injuries

When Florida crash injuries are significant and lasting, it is necessary to analyze all potential avenues of financial recovery. In some cases, that may include claims against car manufacturers for dangerous vehicle design. These types of tort claims are referred to as product liability lawsuits. Allegations in car accident product…

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Southwest Florida Car Accident Risk Rises With Road Construction

The recent emergency closure of a major national east-west thoroughfare (the I-40 Mississippi River Bridge in Tennessee) due to a critical crack in a bridge beam has drawn attention to the $2.3 trillion infrastructure package proposed by the White House for road renovations nationally. Florida, which was given a C…

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Employer Liability for Florida Distracted Driving Accidents

Employers of motorists who cause crashes while distracted by work obligations may be liable to cover the damages of those injured. Florida distracted driving accidents are on the rise. AAA reports distracted drivers caused the deaths of 3,142 people in the U.S. in a single recent year, an uptick of…

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Florida Car Accident Rules to Change, Barring Governor Veto

The way drivers pursue civil damages in Florida car accident cases will fundamentally change starting Jan. 1, 2022, barring a veto from Governor Ron DeSantis.  If approved, Florida’s 50-year-old no-fault driver’s insurance law will be no more as of next year, following the majority of state lawmakers’ vote for repeal…

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Florida Slip-and-Fall On-the-Job: Beyond Workers’ Compensation

Whether you are a construction worker, nurse, or teacher, if you are injured on-the-job in a Florida slip-and-fall, workers’ compensation may be your sole source of financial recovery. Workers’ compensation is considered the exclusive remedy for most work-related injuries in Florida, meaning it is the only recourse one has against…

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Car Accident Lawyers Weigh Proposed Changes to Florida’s No-Fault Law

Fort Myers car accident lawyers are carefully watching Florida legislature developments pertaining to proposed changes to auto insurance claims laws that could impact how we approach crash cases. The one that would result in the most change is SB 54, which would repeal provisions of Florida’s No-Fault Law to a…

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Holding Bad Drivers Accountable in Florida Pedestrian Accidents

Walking in Florida can be hazardous for your health. According to Smart Growth America’s 2021 Dangerous by Design report, the Sunshine State is the deadliest in the nation for pedestrians. Of the 15 most dangerous cities for pedestrians in the U.S., 9 are in Florida. The Cape Coral-Fort Myers metro…

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How Do I Know If I Have a Florida Bad Faith Insurance Claim?

Drivers and vehicle owners dutifully pay their auto insurance premiums monthly or quarterly with the understanding they will receive a fair claims payout if the need arises. Unfortunately, far too many customers learn the hard way that insurers are primarily concerned with their own bottom line. But as our South…

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