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Small v. Sayre – Making Your Injury Lawsuit Appealable

The goal of any civil injury litigation attorney is to either resolve the matter favorably for a client in a pre-trial settlement or to secure a winning verdict at trial. Unfortunately, law, as in life, is not always so clean-cut, and some cases prove more challenging than others. At Associates…

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Elderly Couple Die in Fort Myers Crash on Way to Church

An elderly south Fort Myers couple died in a car accident as they pulled onto Summerlin Road from their RV resort community, on their way to church. The driver of the vehicle that struck them was also injured. Investigators have concluded the 89-year-old decedent driver was at-fault in the collision. …

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Anderson v. Hilton Hotels Corp. – Attorney Fees in Florida Premises Liability Lawsuit

Attorneys’ fees are often a concern of personal injury plaintiffs, or anyone needing professional legal help. But when it comes to personal injury or wrongful death cases, almost always there is a contingency fee arrangement, which means the client pays nothing upfront and the attorney is ultimately reimbursed a percentage…

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Liability for Haunted House Injuries in Florida

A haunted house injury lawsuit was recently settled for $125,000 after a California woman reportedly suffered serious injuries when a moving wall knocked her down onto a poorly-lit floor in an unlit location on site. Among her injuries: Severe fractures to one of her legs and soft tissue injuries to…

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Target Shopper Stuck by Needle in Parking Lot Wins $4.6M

Jurors recently awarded $4.6 million in damages to a woman who suffered personal injury after she was stuck by a needle in a Target shopping center parking lot.  Initially, the woman’s attorney offered to settle with the retail giant for $12,000. That offer was flatly rejected, so the South Carolina…

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Virtual Reality of Pokemon Go App Creates Real-World Liability Questions

To anyone looking on, it may have seemed like some kind of odd drug epidemic had swept South Florida. Dozens or even hundreds of people, wandering seemingly aimlessly around local parks, public libraries and college campuses.  Cape Coral Police Officer Ray Schilke first got wind of the phenomenon when he…

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New Safe Rental Car Act Now In Effect, Prohibits Use of Recalled Vehicles

It seems such a common-sense measure for rental car companies: Don’t rent out vehicles that have been recalled until they’ve been repaired.  But until June 1, 2016, there was no law stopped from them from doing so. Many rental car companies routinely rented to customers vehicles they knew were unsafe.…

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Six Concussion Lawsuits Against Colleges, NCAA

Half a dozen concussion lawsuits have been filed against colleges and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), claiming negligence for the handling of their sports-related head injuries. According to The New York Times, this marks the latest effort by former college athletes who are seeking financial compensation for what they say…

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Bill: End Mandatory Arbitration Blocking Court Access

Mandatory arbitration agreements have become so commonplace, it’s often almost a given that people will enter them any time they: Purchase a product; Renting a car; Seek admission into a nursing home; Enter a facility/ venue.  These agreements serve to block access to a dispute resolution through the civil court…

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Limousine Service Sued for Crash Injury

Prom and graduation season is upon us, which means many high school students will be donning tuxedos and gowns and heading out for a final bash.  Parents concerned about the possibility of drunk driving may splurge on a limousine service for their kids, just to be certain teens won’t be…

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