Premises Security Measures Heading into 2020
When creating a physical security strategy for a property, premises security measures should be taken for both the interior and exterior of the building.
Personal Injury Interrogatories
If you a pursuing a personal injury case, there are many terms which you may not be familiar with. For instance, what are interrogatories?
2019 Florida Laws Enacted
A short recap of some of the 2019 Florida laws which may affect your daily life in the state, all enacted over the last 12 months
5 Ways That Probinsky & Cole Fought For Justice in 2019
At Probinsky & Cole, we're committed to giving back to the communities we serve, and to fighting for justice every single day. It's the principles that our firm was founded on, and the basis by which we work each week. Here's just a small sampling of what we've been up to in 2019.
Social Host Liability – Can Your Party Guest Sue You?
Florida's social host liability law provides protections and guidelines to deal with social and alcohol-related incidents which result in injury or death.
Medical Malpractice – Anesthesia Mistakes
Even in 2019, there are still risks involved with anesthesia when undergoing a medical procedure, and mistakes can result in medical malpractice. .
Workplace Injury Statistics
Workplace injury is a daily occurrence in the United States, with 2.8 million non-fatal incidents reported annually.
Tis the Season for Accidents
Accidents occur frequently during the holidays. If you have been harmed by a faulty product or drunken reveler, call a Sarasota personal injury lawyer. .
Government Liability for Personal Injury Cases
Personal injury lawsuits and claims involving a government entity or employee (whether local, state or federal) will need to follow stringent guidelines. It is highly recommended that you contact a local personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. Proving government liability begins with filing a "notice of claim" within as few as 60 days after [...]
Libel, Slander & Personal Injury Law
Although personal injury law is typically associated with physical damage or bodily harm, many personal injury cases involve libel or slander.
