Public debate has recently begun about widening inequality in our society that seems to be gaining momentum. The alarm is being sounded that institutionalized norms have been established in a way that strongly suggests this disturbing trend toward a plutocracy …
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It’s that time of year again! Summer is just around the corner and families all over Florida are gassing up their vehicles and heading out to one of our many amusement parks. Though your day of fun in the sun …
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High Humidity is the biggest factor in Takata Airbag Recall With the total of effected cars from the Takata Airbag Recall reaching over 14 Million Cars, we thought we would create one place with all of the information you would …
Patients often ask their doctors, “What will that cost?” The costs of certain medical procedures generally follows this axiom of capitalism: Whatever the market will bear. This approach doesn’t change just because someone is receiving care for an injury that …
How many drivers on the Florida highways have inadequate insurance? Maybe more than you think. The Insurance Research Council recently estimated the number of uninsured drivers by state using auto injury claim data from 2010 to 2012. At 24% (ratio …
Do You Know The Law? Parents in Maryland made recent headlines when their children were picked up by law enforcement while playing unsupervised. The news has reignited the social media debate on parenting styles. On the one hand, we have …
The 3 foot Bicycle law and 3 reasons why it doesn’t work. Most drivers in Florida are aware of the “3 Foot Law” that our state has regarding bicyclists but as seen on most local roads here in Clearwater, the …
[fblike] Florida is at the center of the US workers’ comp. problem and we need to take a stand. Last August, Miami Judge Jorge Cueto ruled that the workers’ compensation law preventing cases from going to civil trial — known …
[fblike] Last week the Florida Supreme Court changed youth sports in our state forever. Friday afternoon the court ruled that the parents of Abel Limones can now sue the state for the reason that the coaches and administrators at Lee …
[fblike] Florida Should Pass Calder Sloan Law to Improve Pool Safety By Greg J. Perenich, Esq. Last summer 7 year old Calder Sloan was electrocuted in his North Miami backyard swimming pool. The shock he suffered originated from a faulty …
