Blanca M. v. Landlord

Premises liability, ankle fracture, open reduction open fixation with hardware, settlement $200,000, Hialeah, Florida Blanca M. Slipped and fell due to water leak in apartment that she rented in Hialeah, Florida sustaining a serious ankle fracture requiring surgery. She had to undergo a open reduction and internal fixation with hardware on her ankle. This was … Continue reading “Blanca M. v. Landlord”

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Rochelle L. v. Restaurant

Settlement $92,500.00, torn meniscus, knee injury, premises liability, Delray Beach, Florida Rochelle L. was injured at a restaurant on Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, Florida when she tripped over a large metal object in the floor of a crowded bar room. The bar was a converted garage and the base of a hydraulic jack for … Continue reading “Rochelle L. v. Restaurant”

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Dirty Little Insurance Secrets that You Won’t Learn from a Talking Lizard.

If you are ever the victim of someone else’s negligence, there are a few hidden surprises waiting for you from your friendly neighborhood insurance company. Let’s use an automobile collision as an example. Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Benefits Regardless of who was at fault, your own auto insurance Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits are the … Continue reading “Dirty Little Insurance Secrets that You Won’t Learn from a Talking Lizard.”

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A response to Duty Out of Control in Negligent Security Cases. The consumer’s perspective.

The author asks what a property owner should do if they have a business in a high crime area? He suggests that a business owner will be unable to secure a private security contractor because they are unwilling to take the risk of providing security due to a high risk of liability. This is not … Continue reading “A response to Duty Out of Control in Negligent Security Cases. The consumer’s perspective.”

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Valujet Flight 592 Miami, FL

Flight 592 departed Miami International Airport (MIA) on May 11, 1996 bound for Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport on its routine flight. It was a Sunday afternoon. The airplane was a 27-year-old McDonnell Douglas DC-9 aircraft operated by a discount carrier known at the time as Valujet. Flight 592 pushed back from gate G2 in Miami … Continue reading “Valujet Flight 592 Miami, FL”

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Chalks Flight 101 Miami, FL

On December 19, 2005, a Grumman Turbo Mallard (G-73T) amphibious airplane, N2969, crashed into a shipping channel adjacent to the Port of Miami, Florida shortly after takeoff from the Miami Seaplane Base. Flight 101 was a regularly scheduled passenger flight to Bimini, Bahamas with 2 flight crew members and 18 passengers on board. The airplane’s … Continue reading “Chalks Flight 101 Miami, FL”

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