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Half of All Miami Child Pedestrian Deaths are Teens

Parents of young children take extreme precautions to protect against pedestrian accidents by keeping them in the stroller, holding their hands, and watching like a hawk around Miami traffic. As the children get older and appreciate the risks of being hurt, you probably believe that these safety measures become less…

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Recall on Popular Topical Cream the Result of Manufacturing Defects

If you use a popular over-the-counter ointment as a topical pain reliever, some news about the manufacturer’s voluntary product recall should be cause for concern. An August 31, 2021, article in the Miami Herald contains some important information about the move by Teligent Pharma, which found during its own testing…

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What is the KABCO Scale for Assessing Catastrophic Injuries?

Car accidents remain one of the leading causes of death and disability in the U.S., so government officials are constantly researching, assessing data, and reviewing statistics to determine ways to reduce them. One measurement that has proven useful for purposes of analysis is the so-called KABCO scale established by the…

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What to Look for When Shopping for Car Seats in Miami

It is the law in Florida that children under 5 years old must be secured in an appropriate restraint device when a vehicle is underway, but it can be overwhelming to choose among the many different options available in stores. While parents must take into consideration state requirements for car…

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Recent Miami Shooting Raises Important Liability Questions

A 12-year-old girl and adult woman are both recovering after suffering injuries in a shooting at an apartment complex in Miami-Dade County on August 17, 2021. A South Florida’s Local 10 News article recounted what transpired and how the innocent bystanders were hurt as they were caught in the crossfire…

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Evidence You Need to Win a Miami Truck Accident Claim

You do not need a background in physics to know that catastrophic damage is the likely result of a truck accident and that the individuals in the passenger vehicle will probably sustain the most devastation. Statistics from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) confirm the disproportionate…

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Injuries NOT Caused by Negligence: Overview of Florida Personal Injury Laws

The vast majority of fatal and injury-causing accidents in Florida occur because of negligence, but the term means more than mere carelessness in the practice of law. Negligence is a theory of liability that requires a claimant to prove certain sets of facts to prevail in a personal injury claim.…

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What if a Drunk Driver is Not Convicted After a Miami DUI Crash?

Drunk driving has plagued US roadways for decades, yet motorists continue to get behind the wheel of a car after consuming too much alcohol. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) reports that officers make almost 34,000 arrests statewide for driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), and more than…

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Reasons to Sue Someone You Know After a Florida Car Accident

South Florida is the most densely populated region of the state, so it stands to reason that it will rank high when it comes to the frequency of serious car accidents. Statistics from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) are proof of the dangers, as there…

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Four Traffic Laws You Did NOT Know Bicycle Riders Must Follow

Considering the lack of protection offered by a bikes and size differential compared to other vehicles, it should come as no surprise to learn that bicycle accidents are among the most catastrophic of all traffic-related collisions. Statistics compiled by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) are…

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