Here in South Florida, we love being outside and enjoying the sunshine. Like many other regions around the United States with warm climates, a lot of people choose to leave their car at home and ride their bikes around town. While bike lanes are becoming more prevalent in many places, traffic is also increasing, which [...]
With so many people walking in unfamiliar areas with pockets of cash, the criminal element often finds our state irresistible. While it is rare, if you are assaulted in Florida, you have the right to defend yourself. In this article, we discuss the legality of pepper spray.
Tort law protects and compensates individuals who have been harmed by an act of negligence, recklessness, or intentional wrongdoing.
Emotional distress, also called "mental anguish," is a primarily psychological injury that may be asserted in civil lawsuits. Legally, emotional distress is a state of mental suffering resulting from an incident caused by someone else's negligence or intentional acts. Recovering damages for emotional distress can be challenging.
Most people are unaware that seemingly harmless comments or actions can end up adversely affecting the outcome of their case, perhaps even costing them a large sum of money.
While public transit has always been an environmentally sound choice, gas prices have now made it a fiscally sound one. But is it safe?
These common misconceptions and personal injury myths shouldn't keep you from pursuing your rightful compensation. Let's set the record straight.
Many people misunderstand what appealing their verdict actually entails - it is not a new trial or an opportunity to retry their case.
Children don't think proactively about safety, and it is up to their parents to ensure that each child is as safe as possible. Here are 6 of the most common summertime accidents to look out for.
Many motorists are seriously injured or killed each year because of a blown tire - either on their own vehicle or when a neighboring vehicle experiences a blow out.
