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Williams v. Clark Sand Company, Inc. – Florida’s Corporate Survival Statute

When a company shuts down operations, pays off creditors and steps away, those involved may believe that’s the end of it and begin moving onto other endeavors. However, if the company has products that may have caused injury to others, the firm could be subject to litigation well after the…

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Baumann v. Zhukov – Fatal Truck Accident Liability Weighed

When there is a multi-vehicle, chain reaction accident, conclusions regarding liability can be difficult to reach. Because multi-vehicle accidents usually involve high insurance payouts, insurance companies typically assign trained accident investigators to examine the facts of each claim. Often, it comes down to who was in the rear (as drivers…

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Carter v. Bullitt Host – Hotel Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit Revived

There are tens of thousands of hotels in Florida, and most make a handsome profit on the state’s booming tourism industry here in the Sunshine State. But with that comes an inherent responsibility to keep the property safe from unreasonable hazards. Failure to do so can result in a premises…

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Florida Motorcyclist Killed in Collision With Dump Truck

It was Friday morning when a Fort Lauderdale man got the call of a crash in Davie on South State Road 7. Nothing especially unusual about that. As a tow truck driver, he was used to being called to crash scenes to haul off damaged vehicles so regular traffic patterns…

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Frazier v. Drake – Sudden Emergency Defense in Car Accidents

Florida law requires drivers to use reasonable care in the operation of their motor vehicle. Failure to do this is met with punishment from the criminal justice system, and sometimes accountability through the civil system when people are hurt or property is damaged. Generally, “reasonable care” means abiding by all…

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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Associated With Keyless Entry to Cars, Lawsuit Claims

An injury lawsuit filed in a federal court in Los Angeles seeks class action status on behalf of all keyless car drivers. The litigation alleges auto manufacturers should have initiated a recall of millions of keyeless entry and ignition models because the vehicles apparently did not shut off automatically when…

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Report: Bicycle Accidents in Orlando, Nation, On the Rise

The family of a 17-year-old laid him to rest last month after police say a 22-year-old driver, distracted by an electronic cigarette, struck the teen, who was riding his bicycle in Orlando. The driver told investigators he had fumbled with and then dropped his e-cigarette while driving on Trevarthon Road…

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Moradiellos v. Gerelco Traffic Controls, Inc. – Highway Work Zone Death

Highway work zones are dangerous both for the motorists who navigate them and the workers employed there. The U.S. Department of Transportation reports an estimated 88,000 crashes happened in work zones in 2010. Most of these don’t lead to fatalities, but when they do, it can leave families reeling. When…

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Chin v. Koryo Corp. et al. – Construction Site Fall Nets $2.8M Verdict

A man who suffered a leg amputation after falling 30 feet on cement while working at a construction site in New Jersey has been awarded $2.8 million from the building owner and general contractor. The plaintiff worker in Chin v. Koryo Corp. et al alleged as a native of Korea…

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Florida Boating Accident Kills 1, Injures 5

Five teens were injured – three of them critically – and one was killed in a boating accident in waters running through a quiet residential neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale. Authorities with the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission indicated the small boat in which they were riding struck a bridge…

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