South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 24 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law

First, the good news: The risk of becoming seriously ill as a result of an infection from dangerous strains of E. coli or salmonella dropped sharply last year. But the bad news: Food-borne illness arising from lesser-known infections is on the rise. Specifically of concern are bacteria such as Vibrio and Campylobacter. That’s according toContinue reading “South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 24 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law”

Boating Accidents Category Archives — Page 2 of 4

A 24-year-old Hollywood man was killed and his girlfriend seriously injured in a Florida boating accident in which the vessel, cruising along the Intracoastal Waterway, slammed into a concrete dock. The decedent was thrown from the boat, his head striking the sea wall behind a private home, according to the Florida Fish & Wildlife ConservationContinue reading “Boating Accidents Category Archives — Page 2 of 4”

Fatal Fort Lauderdale Boating Accident Kills 1, Injures 2

A 24-year-old Hollywood man was killed and his girlfriend seriously injured in a Florida boating accident in which the vessel, cruising along the Intracoastal Waterway, slammed into a concrete dock. The decedent was thrown from the boat, his head striking the sea wall behind a private home, according to the Florida Fish & Wildlife ConservationContinue reading “Fatal Fort Lauderdale Boating Accident Kills 1, Injures 2”

Fort Lauderdale boating accident Tag Archives

A 24-year-old Hollywood man was killed and his girlfriend seriously injured in a Florida boating accident in which the vessel, cruising along the Intracoastal Waterway, slammed into a concrete dock. The decedent was thrown from the boat, his head striking the sea wall behind a private home, according to the Florida Fish & Wildlife ConservationContinue reading “Fort Lauderdale boating accident Tag Archives”

Smith v. Hopper – Pedestrian Accident Weighed

One of the most powerful tools an attorney has are words. Understanding their most efficient use comes with extensive knowledge and experience. Failure to properly use them could result in negative consequences, ranging from reprimands to new trials. Such was the case in Smith v. Hopper, an Arkansas Supreme Court case in which justices wereContinue reading “Smith v. Hopper – Pedestrian Accident Weighed”

Harris v. Norfolk Southern Rail Co. – Lack of Proximate Cause Proof Derails Train Injury Lawsuit

A woman seriously injured when a train ran off a section of damaged train tracks and into her workplace will have to endure a second trial after a federal appeals court ruled the lower court had not made a proper finding of proximate cause. In Harris v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co., trial court granted summaryContinue reading “Harris v. Norfolk Southern Rail Co. – Lack of Proximate Cause Proof Derails Train Injury Lawsuit”

Payment to Florida Injury Victims Gets Lawmaker Approval

More than a dozen people injured or killed due to the negligence of government workers and/or agencies in Florida will finally receive the payment promised in settlements or litigation, some having waited years for legislative approval. The reason for the wait has to do with damage caps imposed by the state on injury claims againstContinue reading “Payment to Florida Injury Victims Gets Lawmaker Approval”

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