Florida Student Sports Injury Case Weighed by State Supreme Court

The family of a Florida high school student who suffered permanent brain damage as a result of oxygen loss after collapsing on a school soccer field has won the right to continue their civil lawsuit against the school district. Continuation of the case, Limones v. Lee County School District, which had previously been dismissed viaContinue reading “Florida Student Sports Injury Case Weighed by State Supreme Court”

Florida Motorists Rarely Cited for Driving Too Close to Bicycles

Florida authorities have long recognized how dangerous it is for motor vehicle drivers to get too close to those on bicycles. That’s why in 2006, they initiated a law requiring drivers to give bicyclists at least 3 feet of clearance when passing them. When it first passed, the measure was hailed as a necessary moveContinue reading “Florida Motorists Rarely Cited for Driving Too Close to Bicycles”

GEICO v. Kisha – Injury Cases Can’t be Decided on Emotion

Although many personal injury cases inherently conjure emotion in those responsible for deciding their outcome, courts must work hard to ensure emotion is not a substantial factor in the final judgment. For example, strong dislike of a plaintiff shouldn’t affect whether a jury finds that person entitled to damages, just as dislike of a defendantContinue reading “GEICO v. Kisha – Injury Cases Can’t be Decided on Emotion”

South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 25 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law

Although many personal injury cases inherently conjure emotion in those responsible for deciding their outcome, courts must work hard to ensure emotion is not a substantial factor in the final judgment. For example, strong dislike of a plaintiff shouldn’t affect whether a jury finds that person entitled to damages, just as dislike of a defendantContinue reading “South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 25 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law”

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Although many personal injury cases inherently conjure emotion in those responsible for deciding their outcome, courts must work hard to ensure emotion is not a substantial factor in the final judgment. For example, strong dislike of a plaintiff shouldn’t affect whether a jury finds that person entitled to damages, just as dislike of a defendantContinue reading “Fort Lauderdale car accident Tag Archives”

Peninsula Logistics v. Erb – Florida Truck Accident Injury Liability Challenged

The trucking industry has gotten very savvy when it comes to insulating itself from liability stemming from trucking accidents. These companies know that because of the sheer size of these vehicles, collisions cause severe injuries and major damage. They also recognize the principle of vicarious liability holds employers responsible for the negligent actions of employees,Continue reading “Peninsula Logistics v. Erb – Florida Truck Accident Injury Liability Challenged”

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The trucking industry has gotten very savvy when it comes to insulating itself from liability stemming from trucking accidents. These companies know that because of the sheer size of these vehicles, collisions cause severe injuries and major damage. They also recognize the principle of vicarious liability holds employers responsible for the negligent actions of employees,Continue reading “Palm Beach injury lawyer Tag Archives”

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