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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...

Thu 8th Jan | 2026

Third Party Marketplace Products and Consumer Safety

In the News Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

The Hidden Supply Chain, CPSC Risk Signals, and How Liability Works When Something Goes Wrong Everyday products now arrive at our doors faster than ever, but the path they take to get there has never been more complicated. A...

Wed 7th Jan | 2026

Injured in a GM Vehicle? Shutdown-Linked Defects May Be to Blame

Accidents Personal Injury Product liability BY Celia Quitugua

If you or a loved one suffered a serious injury while driving or riding in a GM vehicle, your case may involve more than just driver error or bad luck. Production shutdowns, retooling delays, and electric vehicle slowdowns at...

Wed 7th Jan | 2026

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 5, 2025

Accidents Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Celia Quitugua

The end of judicial labor FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50 NUMBER 48 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 5, 2025 ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR DEFAULT IS A NONFINAL IS A NONAPPEALABLE ORDER TNTIEN v. Mendez, 50 Fla. L. Weekly D2528 (Fla....

Mon 22nd Dec | 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from November 21, 2025

Personal Injury The Week in Torts Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

The punitive bar gets higher and higher FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50 NUMBER 47 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 21, 2025 TRIAL COURT ERRED IN GRANTING LEAVE TO AMEND TO SEEK PUNITIVE DAMAGES WHERE PLAINTIFF IMPROPERLY PLED A...

Wed 17th Dec | 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from November 14, 2025

Appellate Litigation Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Celia Quitugua

Down, but not out FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 50 NUMBER 45 CASES FROM THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 14, 2025 FLORIDA SUPREME COURT AMENDS RULES INVOLING SETTING CASES FOR TRIAL AND ENTERING DEFAULTS In re: Amendments to Florida Rules of...

Tue 9th Dec | 2025

What if the dealership sold me a car with old, dry rotted, or mismatched tires?

Car Accidents Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

Many consumers assume that when they purchase a vehicle from a dealership, the tires are safe, appropriate for the vehicle, and ready for real-world driving. Unfortunately, some dealers cut corners, install mismatched or old...

Tue 9th Dec | 2025

Was My Sudden Tire Blowout Really My Fault, or a Dangerous Tire Defect?

Car Accidents Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

A sudden tire blowout is one of the most terrifying events a driver can experience, especially at highway speeds. Many consumers assume the blowout was their fault, but that assumption is often wrong. Tire failures frequently...

Tue 9th Dec | 2025

What To Do After a Defective Product Injury

Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

After a defective product injury, the steps you take in the first hours and days can determine the strength of your future claim. Proper medical care, careful evidence preservation, and strategic communication decisions are...

Tue 9th Dec | 2025

Statutes of Limitations and Statutes of Repose in Defective Product Cases

In the News Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

Time limits can make or break a defective product case. Consumers often have only a narrow window to file a lawsuit, and these deadlines vary widely depending on the state, the type of claim, and when the injury was...

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 12, 2025

Third Party Marketplace Products and Consumer Safety

Injured in a GM Vehicle? Shutdown-Linked Defects May Be to Blame

The Week In Torts – Cases from December 5, 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from November 21, 2025

The Week In Torts – Cases from November 14, 2025

What if the dealership sold me a car with old, dry rotted, or mismatched tires?

Was My Sudden Tire Blowout Really My Fault, or a Dangerous Tire Defect?

What To Do After a Defective Product Injury

Statutes of Limitations and Statutes of Repose in Defective Product Cases

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