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Florida Health Care Groups Seek Immunity Against Medical Malpractice
The coronavirus has quickly spread across the country. Florida has had more than 44,000 confirmed cases. More than 1,800 people have died in the state. Despite these statistics, South Florida recently opened up, and barber shops and gyms are now open for business. This means that many more COVID-19 cases could pop up in… Read More »
COVID-19 Slowing Down Divorce Process
The coronavirus has done a lot of damage to this country. It has not only caused nearly 80,000 deaths, but it has also caused millions of Americans to lose their jobs. On top of that, we are quarantined at home with our families, which is not necessarily a good thing. All this extra time… Read More »
6 Injured in 9-Vehicle Crash in Opa-Locka
Car crashes often involve one or two vehicles. The more vehicles involved, the more serious the injuries—for the most part. There are some exceptions. A recent car accident in Florida involved nine vehicles. Six people were injured, but the good news is that there were no fatalities. A Miami-Dade fire truck was involved in… Read More »
Florida Coach Accused of Molesting High School Girl
Adults such as teachers and coaches spend a lot of time with young children. Because of this, they may sometimes be blamed for actions they never did and even accused of child molestation. In Florida, this is considered a serious accusation that can lead to very harsh penalties. A coach at Chaminade-Madonna College Preparatory… Read More »
3 Injured in Crash on U.S. Highway 98
Car crashes often lead to serious injuries, especially if large vehicles are involved. Semi trucks, dump trucks and other large vehicles can collide and cause occupants to suffer head trauma, back and neck injuries, amputations, scarring, disfigurement and even death. Fortunately, nobody was killed in a recent dump truck crash in Florida. However, three… Read More »
Divorce During a Pandemic
COVID-19 is sweeping the nation. Worldwide, there have been more than 1.1 million confirmed cases and more than 64,000 deaths. Understandably, Americans are stressed out. Millions have lost their jobs. Many are forced to shelter in place. Schools have closed. Stores are out of toilet paper, hand sanitizer and other essentials as shoppers panic… Read More »
Medical Malpractice in Telemedicine
In the past, you had to physically go to a doctor’s office to get the care you needed when you were sick or injured. While you still have to visit your doctor for certain procedures (obviously you can’t get a vaccine over the internet, for example), many health concerns can now be addressed through… Read More »
Motorcyclist Killed, 2 Others Injured in Port Orange Accident
Motorcycles may be fun to ride, but they aren’t the safest vehicles. There is nothing to protect the rider and any passengers, so when the motorcycle crashes, the results can be deadly. Sadly, this was the case for a man in Florida. The 70-year-old man was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on the afternoon… Read More »
Solo-Vehicle Crash in Doral Kills 3, Injures 2
Car accidents often involve two or more vehicles, but that is not always the case. Sometimes just one vehicle is involved and the driver loses control, causing serious injuries and even death. Sadly, this was the case for five young people in Doral. The five people were involved in a solo-vehicle crash on the… Read More »
Florida Teen Who Raped Toddler Gets Life in Prison
In Florida, sexual battery is a very serious offense that can result in life in prison. Sexual battery is the same as rape, which means engaging in sexual activity with someone without their consent. The younger the victim, the more serious the crime. This was the case for a Florida teen, who recently received… Read More »
