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Liability for Gross Negligence Can’t be Waived in Release Form

A waiver of liability is an increasingly common way for businesses to throw up a shield against legal responsibility for patron injuries. They are especially common where activities might pose a higher-than-average risk. Examples might be trampoline parks, jet skiing or skydiving. However, as our West Palm Beach injury lawyers…

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South Florida Personal Injury Lawsuit Damages for Loss of Consortium

When we talk about “damages” in a South Florida personal injury lawsuit, we’re referring to the monetary value of what you have lost as a result of the incident or accident. Some losses obviously have no price tag, but that doesn’t mean those responsible shouldn’t be held accountable for it.…

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What to Expect in a South Florida Trucking Accident Lawsuit

A South Florida trucking accident has the potential to completely upend and alter innocent lives forever. The way you proceed in the hours, weeks and months that follow can have a big impact on your ability to recover damages for your injuries. In order to know what to do, you…

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Military Families Can Now Sue for Medical Malpractice

Active duty military members now have the right to sue for medical malpractice injuries after a December vote by Congress to enact a new provision to the National Defense Authorization Act. As our South Florida medical malpractice attorneys can explain, long-held legal precedent has been that service members are prohibited…

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Report: Dangerous Medications Remain on Fast-Track for FDA Approval

The new hepatitis C drug was hailed as “miraculous.” Physicians on a panel of experts granting U.S. Food & Drug Administration approval enthused it was “a game changer,” able to cure a stubborn, painful disease in just three months. What the experts did not know was that the FDA’s own…

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Millions of Medical Device Failures, Injuries Previously Hidden in FDA Database

For nearly 20 years, reports of widespread failures of more than 100 medical devices leading to scores of serious personal injuries were concealed from the public in a federal database about which few patients, doctors or regulators knew. Earlier this year, a Kaiser Health News investigation revealed more than 5.7…

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Florida Crash Victim’s Family Wins $13M Verdict, Will Pursue Bad Faith Insurance Claim

The widower and surviving children of a 36-year-old woman killed in a Florida car accident three years ago have secured a $13 million verdict against the estate of the driver who caused the crash by making an illegal pass. The family’s wrongful death lawyer says the next step is to…

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Florida Supreme Court to Weigh Hospital Liability of Independent Contractor Doctors

The Florida Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether a hospital can be held accountable for the negligent treatment by independent-contractor emergency room doctors. Our West Palm Beach medical malpractice lawyers will be closely following the developments of this case, and a decision is likely to be handed down sometime…

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Be Wary of Highway Traffic Hazards During South Florida Thanksgiving Travel

Although most tend to think of New Year’s Eve as the most dangerous for holiday travelers, the truth is Thanksgiving is typically far more perilous. Hundreds of people a year are killed in crashes during the Thanksgiving travel period. In fact, Thanksgiving Day was reported to be the single deadliest…

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Challenges of Catastrophic Injury Lawsuits in Florida

A $14.4 million verdict awarded in a catastrophic injury lawsuit was recently overturned by Florida’s 2nd District Court of Appeal, citing the binding settlement agreement plaintiff’s father had entered prior to trial for just $10,000 and the insurer’s good faith effort to pay the policy limits. Plaintiff is in a…

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