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Florida Energy Drink Lawsuits Allege Serious, Irreversible Effects

A man in his 20s, constantly on-the-go, felt a sudden wave of nausea come over him as he was driving on the way to work. His vision grew blurry. He pulled over and called his boss. He wouldn’t be in that day. Within hours, he was rushed to the emergency…

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Florida Bill Seeks End to Traffic Crash Drownings

Last year, a University of Central Florida student left a friend’s house to pick up her mother and grandmother from the airport at 4 a.m. She never arrived. After reportedly falling asleep at the wheel, 21-year-old Chloe Arenas careened off the road and into an unguarded retention pond. Having lost consciousness from…

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Student Athlete Concussion Target of Fort Lauderdale Teen App

Plans for a mobile app that aims to reduce student athlete concussions, the brainchild of seventh-graders at Pine Crest School, is now close to becoming reality. This was after they received the top honor in a national contest for the app, which they’ve been developing for the last two years. Now,…

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Gores v. Miller – Use Caution in Car Accident Settlement Releases

When entering into a car accident settlement, crash victims must make sure the language of the agreement is carefully reviewed. Some agreements contain provisions that release not only the person or entity involved, but also all future defendants, even if those have not yet been identified.  Make sure to ask…

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Fort Lauderdale Crash Injury Victim Wins $300K Against Police

Jurors in Broward County have awarded more than $300,000 to a woman who was seriously injured following a Fort Lauderdale car accident with a police officer six years ago. Unfortunately, because the defendant is a municipality, the award is capped at $100,000. The city hasn’t yet said whether it will…

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Researchers: Economic Improvement Tied to Uptick in Traffic Deaths

There are over 20,000 car accidents in Florida every year. Preliminary counts of South Florida traffic deaths in 2015 suggest a sharp increase. In Palm Beach County, for example, The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles counted a 29 percent increase in the first six months of the…

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Methadone Clinic, Doctor Settle Drugged Driving Crash Case for $8M

You may have heard of Florida’s dram shop law, which allows drunk driving victims in some cases to recover damages from the establishment that served alcohol to the impaired driver. As far as dram shop laws go, it’s not the greatest; it only allows compensation when the driver was under…

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Uber Lawsuit Filed As Miami Considers Driver Screenings

It was just a few short months ago that Uber was granted permission to operate once again in Broward County, after commissioners caved and eased regulations for this and similar ride-sharing services. The public fought hard to bring the service back, flooding local leaders with email, snail mail and voice mail…

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“Bikes Up, Guns Down” in South Florida Criticized as Safety Hazard

For the second Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. day in a row, throngs of riders on motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes and mopeds took the highways of Broward and Miami-Dade Counties. According to those on the informal, unsanctioned ride, it was about civil rights. It was about honoring King’s legacy…

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Wrong-Way Accidents in Broward, Miami-Dade Target for Safety Advocates

Imagine driving along a dark stretch of a four-lane highway. A few taillights pass. Then suddenly, you see headlights suddenly flash. They’re right in front of you. It’s too late to do anything but brace.  It’s a nightmare that plays out all too often in real life for drivers in South…

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