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Fri 21st Nov | 2025

CDC Reduces Surveillance Program for Foodborne Illnesses

Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

In August of 2025, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a substantial reduction in its surveillance program for foodborne illnesses. For decades, the Foodborne Diseases Active Surveillance Network,...

Fri 21st Nov | 2025

Understanding the Risks: Why Lithium Batteries Can Catch Fire

Accidents Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

While there are many benefits that come with using electric vehicles and battery-powered tools, there are also some risks to be aware of. In rare cases, lithium batteries have been known to overheat or even catch fire. These...

Fri 21st Nov | 2025

What Tesla Owners Should Know About Battery Fire Risks

Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

While Tesla vehicles have led to a rapid growth in the adoption of electric vehicles, they have also earned a reputation for dangerous defects. One of the most newsworthy issues involves battery failures that cause a Tesla...

Fri 21st Nov | 2025

Do Boats, Jet Skis, and Other Watercraft Share the Same Laws?

Accidents Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

Thanks to the wide range of lakes, rivers, and coastline, Florida is a paradise for avid boaters. Even first-time operators can take advantage of the clear water and beautiful weather, but it is important to understand the...

Fri 21st Nov | 2025

How To Tell if a Tire Failure Was Due to a Defect or Improper Maintenance

Defective Tires Personal Injury Product liability Tire Safety Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

There are a lot of factors that can lead to a tire blowout, and not all of them are related to defects. In some situations, a tire failure can occur due to improper maintenance or installation. Understanding the root cause of...

Wed 24th Sep | 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from August 29 2025

Appellate Litigation Product liability BY Celia Quitugua

Please use the sidewalk FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50, NUMBER 34 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF AUGUST 29, 2025 DEFENDANT OWED NO DUTY OF CARE RELATED TO A GRASSY MEDIAN NOT INTENDED FOR PEDESTRIAN USE—TRIAL COURT SHOULD HAVE...

Thu 3rd Jul | 2025

Boat Defect Case Results in Significant Confidential Settlement Obtained by Daniel D. Walker

Accidents Firm News Product liability BY Celia Quitugua

South Padre Island, Texas – Attorney Daniel D. Walker of Clark, Fountain, Littky-Rubin & Whitman has secured a significant confidential settlement in an out of state marine product defect case that involved a...

Mon 30th Jun | 2025

Florida Bar Approves 14.0 CLE Hours for New Self-Directed Course Based on Don Fountain’s Defect Litigation Manual

General Personal Injury Product liability BY Celia Quitugua

Palm Beach Gardens, FL — July 1, 2025 — Clark, Fountain, Littky-Rubin & Whitman is proud to announce that Florida attorneys can now receive 14.0 Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits through a newly approved...

Thu 29th May | 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from May 9 2025

Personal Injury Product liability The Week in Torts BY Celia Quitugua

Corporations need lawyers FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50, NUMBER 18 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF MAY 9, 2025 TRIAL COURT ABUSED DISCRETION IN GRANTING DEFENSE COUNSEL’S MOTION TO WITHDRAW BEFORE STRIKING DEFENDANTS’ PLEADINGS FOR...

Tue 25th Mar | 2025

Emerging Electric Vehicle Defects: What to Keep Your Eye On

Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

As more drivers across Florida embrace electric vehicles (EVs) due to their eco-friendly features and innovative technology, our Florida personal injury attorneys have increasingly encountered cases involving electric vehicle...

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CDC Reduces Surveillance Program for Foodborne Illnesses

Understanding the Risks: Why Lithium Batteries Can Catch Fire

What Tesla Owners Should Know About Battery Fire Risks

Do Boats, Jet Skis, and Other Watercraft Share the Same Laws?

How To Tell if a Tire Failure Was Due to a Defect or Improper Maintenance

The Week In Torts – Cases from August 29 2025

Boat Defect Case Results in Significant Confidential Settlement Obtained by Daniel D. Walker

Florida Bar Approves 14.0 CLE Hours for New Self-Directed Course Based on Don Fountain’s Defect Litigation Manual

The Week In Torts – Cases from May 9 2025

Emerging Electric Vehicle Defects: What to Keep Your Eye On

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