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Sun 15th Feb | 2026

Vehicle Fires After Car Crashes: When a Design Defect Causes Catastrophic Injuries

Car Accidents Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

Most people expect that modern vehicles are built to protect them during a crash. Seat belts, airbags, and reinforced frames are all designed with safety in mind. What most drivers do not expect is for a survivable collision...

Fri 13th Feb | 2026

How Courts Treat Surveillance Evidence in Personal Injury Lawsuits

Accidents In the News Personal Injury BY Celia Quitugua

If you have filed a personal injury claim, you may eventually wonder whether someone is watching you. The reality is that insurance companies surveil their claimants more often than most people realize, using video and...

Fri 13th Feb | 2026

Electronic Stability Control Failures: Rollover Accidents and Defective ESC Systems

Accidents Car Accidents Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

You probably never think about your electronic stability control (ESC) system while driving. It works quietly in the background, constantly monitoring your steering input, wheel speeds, and how your vehicle is actually...

Fri 13th Feb | 2026

Injury Claims Involving Imported and Grey Market Vehicles: Safety and Defect Issues

Car Accidents Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

Grey‑market vehicles might seem like a bargain or a fun opportunity to own a rare car, but they can also hide serious safety issues. When vehicles on U.S. roads were not designed or certified for U.S. safety standards, the...

Fri 13th Feb | 2026

Can Heat Cause Vehicle Defects? How Climate-Related Failures Lead to Car Crashes

Accidents Car Accidents Personal Injury Product liability BY Celia Quitugua

In the sunshine state of Florida, we are accustomed to the relentless heat. Your top priority when driving in July might be ensuring the AC is on its highest setting, but the reality is that extreme thermal stress can have a...

Wed 11th Feb | 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from January 16, 2026

Appellate Litigation In the News Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Celia Quitugua

Go ahead and serve em all FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 51 NUMBER 2 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF JANUARY 16, 2026 THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT ADOPTS AMENDMENTS REQUIRING THAT PARTIES SERVE RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION AND...

Wed 4th Feb | 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from January 9, 2026

Accidents In the News Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Celia Quitugua

You must attach the complaint! FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 51 NUMBER 1 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF JANUARY 9, 2026 THIRD DISTRICT VACATES ORDER GRANTING LEAVE TO AMEND TO ADD PUNITIVE DAMAGES WHERE MOVING PARTY FAILED TO ATTACH...

Tue 27th Jan | 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 26, 2025

Accidents Personal Injury Premises Liability The Week in Torts Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

You knew this could happen. FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50 NUMBER 51 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 26, 2025 LANDOWNER COULD BE LIABLE FOR ALLOWING A KNOWN DANGEROUS CONDITION TO FLOURISH ON ITS PROPERTY, WHERE EVIDENCE...

Wed 21st Jan | 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 19, 2025

In the News Personal Injury Premises Liability The Week in Torts BY Celia Quitugua

Unethical hallucinations FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50 NUMBER 50 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 19, 2025 COURT REFERS ATTORNEY TO FLORIDA BAR FOR CITING CASES THAT DID NOT EXIST OR DID NOT STAND FOR WHAT COUNSEL REPRESENTED...

Tue 13th Jan | 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 12, 2025

Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Celia Quitugua

Did the contract say you were charging that much? FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50 NUMBER 49 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 12, 2025 ATTORNEY CHARGING LIENS; FIFTH DISTRICT REVERSES LIEN AMOUNT WHERE TRIAL COURT IMPROPERLY...

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Vehicle Fires After Car Crashes: When a Design Defect Causes Catastrophic Injuries

How Courts Treat Surveillance Evidence in Personal Injury Lawsuits

Electronic Stability Control Failures: Rollover Accidents and Defective ESC Systems

Injury Claims Involving Imported and Grey Market Vehicles: Safety and Defect Issues

Can Heat Cause Vehicle Defects? How Climate-Related Failures Lead to Car Crashes

The Week In Torts – Cases from January 16, 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from January 9, 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 26, 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 19, 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 12, 2025

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