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Fireworks, Big and Small, Can Pose Risks to Users in Fort Lauderdale and Elsewhere

If you think bottle rockets, sparklers and small firecrackers are without risk because of their size you would be wrong according to new data recently released by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Our Fort Lauderdale injury lawyers know that the Fourth of July has passed, but understand people…

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West Palm Beach Personal Injury Lawyers Wish You a Fun and Safe Fourth of July Weekend

As the Fourth of July holiday weekend quickly approaches, West Palm Beach Personal Injury Lawyers wish you and your families a safe and enjoyable time. As South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog has previously detailed, car accidents in West Palm Beach and boating accidents throughout South Florida will happen as millions…

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State Cuts Elderly Dollars Leading to a Higher Risk of South Florida Nursing Home Accidents

The recent decision of Florida’s Legislative Budget Committee to reject federal Money Follows the Person (MFP) dollars is an outrage to nursing home residents and their families. “What are Florida policymakers doing to help protect nursing home residents,” writes Brian Lee in The Gainesville Sun. He is the Executive Director…

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Enjoy Palm Beach County’s Waterways This Fourth of July Holiday Weekend With Safe Boating

Many consider Memorial Day weekend to be the official start to the boating season, but in Florida, it always seems to be boating season, with our beautiful weather and the ocean, waterways and lakes. So, West Palm Beach Boating Accident Lawyers warn boaters to take extra precautions to be safe…

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New Consumer Report Flags Tire Pressure as Cause of Car Accidents in West Palm and Elsewhere

The summer months are here and so are higher risks for a car accident in Fort Lauderdale and elsewhere throughout the United States. The U.S. Department of Transportation recently released a consumer advisory urging all motorists to check the inflation of their tires and to check for signs of tread…

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New Report Ranks Florida First in Fatal Pedestrian Accidents

Florida has the most pedestrian deaths in the country, ranking it the most dangerous place for pedestrians, according to a pedestrian safety report released by Transportation For America. The 2011 edition looks back on the 47,000 people killed walking along roadways in the United States. It also looks back on…

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