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What You Need to Know About Miami New Year’s Eve Drunk Driving Crashes

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, but it doesn’t stay that way for long when drunk drivers hit the streets of South Florida over the end-of-year holidays. An although it’s been said many times, many ways, “Stay Sober, or Get Pulled Over.” Miami drunk driving injury attorneys know…

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Report: Florida Nursing Home Deaths Caused by Neglect, Maltreatment Rarely Prosecuted

Neglect of an elder dependent is a crime in Florida  – a very serious one if it results in severe injury or death. However, as detailed recently in an enterprise investigation by USA TODAY NETWORK – FLORIDA, the odds of prosecution or even arrest for neglectful nursing home caregivers are slim.  In…

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St. Lucie Medical Malpractice Lawyer Spotlight: eICU Digital Monitoring of Critical Patients

The future of medicine is here! (Well, actually, it’s somewhere else. And in reality, it’s been around for about a decade.) It’s called remote telemedicine, and it is rising in popularity in Florida intensive care units, referred to there as eICUs. Concern among patient safety advocates and St. Lucie medical…

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Palm Beach Medical Malpractice Lawsuit: Surgeon’s Family Alleges Profound Injury After Medication Error

A surgeon who for 40 years fixed broken hearts as a cardiologist is now in a vegetative state, according to a Palm Beach medical malpractice lawsuit. The claim alleges the doctor’s former employer, JFK Medical Center in Atlantis is liable for a series of medical mistakes – starting with an…

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Don’t Burn the Clock Waiting to Talk to a Florida Injury Attorney

Sometimes when folks read that the statute of limitations on Florida personal injury and wrongful death claims is two and four years respectively, they figure they’ve got some time before they need to bother reaching out to a South Florida injury attorney. And while it is true that you technically…

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Orlando Car Accident Lawsuit Alleges Tesla Misrepresented Autopilot Feature

An Orlando car accident lawsuit alleges vehicle manufacturer Tesla has mislead consumers into believing the autopilot feature of these vehicles is more capable – and safer – than it truly is. Florida car accident attorneys know that while claims against car makers isn’t a new phenomenon, this case could foreshadow…

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Palm Beach Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Alleges Wrongly Removed Kidney

The oath taken by health care providers begins, “First, do no harm.” But some doctors get this very, very wrong.  Recently, a Florida car accident victim is accusing her surgeon of committing medical malpractice in West Palm Beach, saying she went into the hospital for spinal surgery, only to awaken…

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Playground Injuries Preventable, Property Owners, Manufacturers Can Be Liable

Every year, more than 200,000 child playground injuries nationally prompt a trip to a hospital emergency room, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Three-fourths of these occur on public playgrounds (schools and parks), and nearly 60 percent involve broken bones, contusions and abrasions. More than 20,000…

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Florida Fraternity Liability When Pledges, Guests are Attacked, Injured

Fraternities on college campuses have come under fire in recent years for violent attacks and sexual assaults. Some occur during “hazing rituals,” while others in the midst of unchaperoned alcohol-fueled parties. Civil liability for these incidents can be tricky. Consulting with an experienced Fort Lauderdale injury attorney is imperative. Fraternities…

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Florida Doctor Not Entitled to Immunity in Palm Beach Birth Injury Claim

You are likely aware that if a physician or other health care provider is negligent in providing medical care, patients have recourse in the form of a Florida medical malpractice lawsuit. However, unlike typical negligence lawsuits, there are all kinds of special rules. For example, claims must first go through…

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