Monthly Archives: April 2025
What Evidence Do You Use to Prove Lost Wages After a Truck Accident in Florida?
Hurt in a commercial truck accident in Florida? You have the right to seek compensation for your damages, including loss of wages. To successfully recover the maximum financial support, it is imperative that you have strong, compelling evidence. In this article, our Miami tractor trailer accident lawyer provides an overview of the documentation that… Read More »
Three Reasons Why You Should Always Report a Truck Accident to the Police in Florida
Involved in a crash with a semi-truck in South Florida? Under Florida Statute § 316.061, you should stop your vehicle, exchange information, and remain at the scene of the collision unless there is a medical emergency. A crash should also always be immediately reported to law enforcement. Here, our West Palm Beach truck accident… Read More »
Florida Judge Dismisses Civil Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit Against Alachua and Local School Board
On April 4th, 2025, The Gainesville Sun reported that a Florida judge has dismissed the civil sexual misconduct lawsuit that was filed against Alachua and the Alachua School Board. A student brought the claim based on allegations that the baseball coach of the school showed her an explicit picture of himself. That coach, Travis… Read More »
Things to Know About Cybercrime Insurance Policies
Yes, we know: The last thing in the world that you probably want your business to have to pay for is yet another insurance policy for yet another kind of loss. But before you say no, take a moment to consider cyber fraud or cybercrime insurance policies. You live in a world of phishing,… Read More »
Supreme Court to Rule on Reverse Discrimination Case
Both federal and state laws prohibit discrimination at work against what are known as protected classes. Protected classes generally are those people who have, historically, been seen as minority groups or who have historically faced discrimination. Any harassment, discrimination or separate, negative treatment of people in those classes is illegal. What About Reverse Discrimination?… Read More »
Report: Dashcam Footage Shows Fiery Semi-Truck Rollover on Florida Turnpike in Broward County
According to a report from NBC 6 South Florida, dashcam footage has been released that shows a fiery semi-truck rollover crash that recently happened in Broward County. The accident caused considerable damage. Here, our West Palm Beach tractor trailer accident lawyer explains what we know about the crash and highlights the dangers of commercial… Read More »
Injured in an E-Bike Accident? Know Your Rights.
Robert Johnson According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, e-bike injuries have surged over 70% between 2017 and 2022. In 2022 alone, more than 46,000 emergency room visits were linked to micromobility devices, including e-bikes. Common causes of e-bike accidents include: Speed-related loss of control; Car and pedestrian collisions; Mechanical failures or defective components,… Read More »
Worn Out Brakes Can Cause Serious Commercial Accidents
Truckers and trucking companies have a responsibility to ensure that their vehicle is well-maintained and roadworthy. An unsafe truck puts innocent people at serious risks. Notably, worn-out brakes are one of the most common truck defects. Within this article, our West Palm Beach tractor trailer accident attorney discusses the dangers of worn out brakes…. Read More »
New Florida Resident Andrew Tate Faces Civil Sexual Assault Lawsuit from Former Partner
In March of 2025, the highly controversial provocateur left Romania and arrived in Florida. He announced that he plans to make the state his permanent home. On March 29th, 2025, ABC News reported that Mr. Tate is facing a new civil sexual assault lawsuit from a former partner. Within this article, our West Palm… Read More »
What is the Duty of Loyalty?
If you are an officer, director or an officer of a company, you know that you have an obligation to the company and its shareholders to do a good job. But your obligations go much farther than that. The Duty of Care You generally have two major obligations to the company when it comes… Read More »