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Mon 14th Jan | 2019

As Pedestrian Deaths Increase Nationwide, Federal Regulators Make Safety Recommendations

Pedestrian Accidents Personal Injury Safety Tips Wrongful Death BY Clark Fountain

Pedestrians are by far and large the most vulnerable individuals on public roadways. Having virtually nothing to protect them against serious injuries in accidents involving motor vehicles, pedestrians are tasked with always...

Mon 7th Jan | 2019

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 21, 2018

Appellate Litigation Business Litigation Car Accidents DUI Medical Malpractice Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Clark Fountain

FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 43, NUMBER 51 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 21, 2018 ERROR TO GRANT DIRECTED VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT ANESTHESIOLOGIST, WHERE THERE WAS EVIDENCE TO PERMIT A REASONABLE FACT FINDER TO CONCLUDE THE...

Fri 4th Jan | 2019

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 14, 2018

Car Accidents Defective Products Insurance Bad Faith Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Clark Fountain

FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 43, NUMBER 50 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 14, 2018 PLAINTIFF DID NOT IMPROPERLY STACK INFERENCES TO PROVE NEGLIGENCE. State Farm v. Hanania, 43 Fla. L. Weekly D2723 (Fla. 1st DCA December 10,...

Mon 17th Dec | 2018

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 7, 2018

Accidents Appellate Litigation Business Litigation Insurance Bad Faith Personal Injury Road Design Error The Week in Torts BY Clark Fountain

FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 43, NUMBER 49 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 7, 2018 THE ABOLITION OF JOINT AND SEVERAL LIABILITY WAS MADE RETROACTIVE BY AMENDMENT IN 2011–PLAINTIFF’S EXPECTATION FOR COLLECTING AN...

Mon 10th Dec | 2018

Sleep Deprived Drivers See Crash Risks Skyrocket, New Study Shows

Accidents Car Accidents Personal Injury BY Clark Fountain

Several studies over the past few years have called attention to the risks associated with drowsy driving. Although many are well aware drowsy driving can impede a person’s ability to drive safely, numerous motorists still...

Thu 6th Dec | 2018

As Popularity of Sharable Scooters Increases, So Do Injuries

Accidents Personal Injury BY Clark Fountain

Sharable electric scooters are the latest rage in major cities across Florida and the country. These sleek motorized scooters work in many ways like the rideshare services which have become such an ingrained part of...

Fri 12th Oct | 2018

How Does Florida Sovereign Immunity Law Affect Your Lawsuit?

Personal Injury Sovereign Immunity BY Clark Fountain

In general, tort law recognizes that you are liable for injuries that another person sustains as a result of your negligent actions. So who can be liable for negligence? Individuals, corporations, and other business entities,...

Tue 2nd Oct | 2018

Florida’s Impact Rule: No Harm, No Distress

Car Accidents Personal Injury BY Clark Fountain

After being in an accident of any sort, it is common for survivors to experience significant emotional pain and suffering. However, due to Florida’s impact rule, seeking noneconomic damages for such trauma is more difficult...

Wed 5th Sep | 2018

Scaffolding Accident in Orlando Leaves Two Workers

Accidents In the News Personal Injury BY Clark Fountain

Recently, a construction accident in Orlando resulted in two fatalities when the scaffolding on a construction site collapsed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the deceased workers, and to everyone else who...

Thu 23rd Aug | 2018

Is Your Personal Injury Case Valid & Worthwhile?

Personal Injury BY Clark Fountain

When you want to file a personal injury claim, you might be met by an insurance company that quickly calls your lawsuit “frivolous” or invalid. What does this mean, and should you be concerned about it? A frivolous...

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As Pedestrian Deaths Increase Nationwide, Federal Regulators Make Safety Recommendations

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 21, 2018

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 14, 2018

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 7, 2018

Sleep Deprived Drivers See Crash Risks Skyrocket, New Study Shows

As Popularity of Sharable Scooters Increases, So Do Injuries

How Does Florida Sovereign Immunity Law Affect Your Lawsuit?

Florida’s Impact Rule: No Harm, No Distress

Scaffolding Accident in Orlando Leaves Two Workers

Is Your Personal Injury Case Valid & Worthwhile?

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