Blog Posts in April, 2018

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  U.S. Falls Behind Other Nations in Vehicle Design Regulation for Pedestrian Safety

  Apr 18, 2018 • Clark Fountain Staff

  Pedestrians are among the most vulnerable individuals on public roads, having nothing to protect them from suffering serious injuries or death when they are involved in accidents with motor vehicles. ...

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  Polaris Agrees to $27.25 Million Civil Penalty Over Failures to Timely Report Defects in Off-Road Vehicles

  Apr 18, 2018 • Clark Fountain Staff

  Officials from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently announced a settlement with Polaris Industries Inc. over the company’s alleged failures to abide by federal laws requiring ...

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  The Week in Torts - Cases from the Week of March 30, 2018

  Apr 18, 2018 • Clark Fountain Staff

  FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 43, NUMBER 13 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF MARCH 30, 2018 ERROR TO GRANT SUMMARY JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF DEFENDANT DOG OWNER ON GROUNDS THAT SIGNS OUTSIDE THE DOG PARK LISTING RULES ...

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  5 Important Questions to Ask When You Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer

  Apr 12, 2018 • Clark Fountain Staff

  Following preventable accidents and serious injuries, one of the most important things you can do to protect your rights is to enlist the support and representation of an experienced personal injury ...

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  The Week in Torts - Cases from the Week of March 23, 2018

  Apr 12, 2018 • Clark Fountain Staff

  FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 43, NUMBER 12 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF MARCH 23, 2018 ONE EXPERT PER SPECIALTY--WHAT TESTIMONY IS CUMULATIVE? Guiterrez v. Vargas, 43 Fla. L. Weekly S143 (Fla. March 22, 2018): ...

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  The Week in Torts - Cases from the Week of March 16, 2018

  Apr 4, 2018 • Clark Fountain Staff

  FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 43, NUMBER 11 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF MARCH 16, 2018 DISMISSAL OF PLAINTIFF’S CLAIM TOO HARSH A SANCTION WHEN PLAINTIFF HAD SURGERY BEFORE THE CME COULD BE COMPLETED. Faris v. ...

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