Accidents can happen anywhere at any time. Sometimes, they occur as the result of someone else’s negligence, and in that case, they are liable for any injuries or damage they caused. Unfortunately, there are times when the accident takes place on the...
Slip and fall accidents happen throughout the year. More than 1 million Americans will enter emergency rooms during any given year to address injuries they sustained during a slip and fall. While tripping over an uneven sidewalk or on a store floor m...
Those in Florida and the rest of the United States find themselves struggling against the most significant threat in the 21st century so far. The COVID-19 outbreak that first started in China became a global pandemic, and now the United States is the...
"Slip and fall" is a common legal term for a specific type of premises liability. Premises liability is when a residential or commercial property owner willfully ignores a possible hazard on their property and that negligence results in an injury. In...
After we have moved beyond COVID, Florida will return to being a tourist area with it's has many hot spots that attract people from all over the world. Amusement parks are just one such attraction people flock to the state to visit. When it comes to...
While some slip and fall cases in Florida result in little more than scrapes and bruises, others can lead to serious injuries. If your slip and fall accident was caused by the negligence of another party, you can file a personal injury lawsuit. With...
Many children spend time on the playground at some point during their day, whether they are in elementary school or middle school. Over the years, playground safety has evolved, and there have been great strides made to keep playground equipment saf...
Falling debris can cause a variety of severe injuries on a job site, including head and brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, neck and back injuries, broken bones, and even death in some cases. So it is in your best interest to know what these fallin...
The United States is now entering a “heavy” phase of the global pandemic known as COVID-19. COVID-19 is a “novel virus,” which means that it is new to the human species, and, as a result of having never encountered it before, we currently have no imm...
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