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What started as a welcomed getaway has ended with thousands of cruise ship passengers and crew members stranded in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico in foul, sickening conditions. There are reports of rooms sloshing with human waste and four-hour long lines for limited food rations. Our Fort Lauderdale cruise injury lawyers understand thatContinue reading “Florida Cruise Ship Lawsuits Nightmares Not Rare”

A man from Port St. Lucie was recently awarded more than $1 million after a slip-and-fall accident in one of the country’s largest retail stores. According to The Palm Beach Post, the 41-year-old man was carrying a bottle of water at the Walmart on S.W. Gatlin when he stepped on a Gatorade sign that hadContinue reading “Slip and Fall Category Archives — Page 3 of 3”

A man from Port St. Lucie was recently awarded more than $1 million after a slip-and-fall accident in one of the country’s largest retail stores. According to The Palm Beach Post, the 41-year-old man was carrying a bottle of water at the Walmart on S.W. Gatlin when he stepped on a Gatorade sign that hadContinue reading “South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 41 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law”

A man from Port St. Lucie was recently awarded more than $1 million after a slip-and-fall accident in one of the country’s largest retail stores. According to The Palm Beach Post, the 41-year-old man was carrying a bottle of water at the Walmart on S.W. Gatlin when he stepped on a Gatorade sign that hadContinue reading “Walmart Pays $1M for Slip-and-Fall Accident”

While summer undoubtedly claims the top spot for teen driver crash rates, snowbird season in Florida means the winter months find our roadways a chaotic mix of slower senior motorists, tourists unfamiliar with the area and newly-licensed youth. Our Royal Palm Beach injury lawyers know that simply having an influx of some 1 million peopleContinue reading “Florida Teen Drivers Need Use Extra Caution During Tourist Season”

Parents of a 1-year-old baby boy are hugging him a bit tighter tonight. Our Vero Beach personal injury lawyers understand that the boy had been found in a backyard swimming pool, floating and unresponsive. We don’t know yet whether the incident was at the boy’s home or whether he was at someone else’s home. WeContinue reading “South Florida Swimming Pool Safety: Infant’s Near-Drowning Highlights Winter Risks”

There is no question that Florida Highway Patrol troopers had no control over the weather early that January morning last year. But what has been debated and parsed in the aftermath of the six crashes and explosions that left 11 dead and 24 injured is whether the agency’s decision to re-open the highway was theContinue reading “I-75 Fatal Chain-Reaction Crashes Prompt Lawsuits, Change”

A Broward County bus driver may have some of the best luck — and we’re not saying this because of his stellar driving record. We’re saying it because he’s still got his driver’s license — after hitting 10 cars and already having his license revoked 5 times! Even through a lawsuit, he is still allowedContinue reading “Twelve Accidents and Bus Driver Stays on Payroll”

According to a recent European study, there are bicyclists being killed in traffic accidents because drivers aren’t stopping for red lights or otherwise obeying a riders right-of-way. This study goes against previous reports that pointed the finger at the bicyclists, saying that they’re own behaviors were the cause of most accidents. According to The Guardian,Continue reading “Bike-Sharing Program Plans in Miami – Beware Accident Risks”

A recent accident between a charter bus and a pickup truck at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport left one person injured. According to The Miami Herald, the accident caused a traffic headache for airport travelers. Those who use economy parking were advised to leave nearly an hour earlier than normal. According to a spokesman withContinue reading “Airport Car Accident Causes Serious Delays for Travelers”