7NovYou can sue for a dog bite in Florida even if the dog has never bitten anyone before. Unlike states that follow the traditional one-bite rule, Florida generally holds dog owners strictly liable when their dogs bite someone in a public place or someone lawfully on private property. This means you usually do not need to prove that the owner knew the dog was aggressive or had previously attacked someone. However, defenses and exceptions can affect whether you recover compensation.
7NovWinter Haven, FL (November 3rd, 2026) – Five children were taken to the hospital after a collision involving a Citrus Connection bus and a sedan sent the car crashing into a Winter Haven daycare recently.
7NovClearwater, FL (October 27th, 2026) – Toyota is recalling more than 228,000 Sienna Hybrid minivans because a potential seatback defect could leave passengers inadequately protected during certain crashes. The recall affects select 2022–2026 models with seven-passenger seating configurations. According to federal safety regulators, second-row seatbacks may unexpectedly unlock during a frontal collision, increasing the risk of serious injuries.
7NovHalloween is a fun and exciting night for families, filled with costumes, candy, and neighborhood celebrations. However, with more children walking the streets after dark, Halloween can also bring an increased risk of accidents and injuries. Pedestrian accidents are one of the biggest concerns on Halloween night. Children may cross streets unexpectedly, walk between parked […]
7NovOctober is the perfect time to visit pumpkin patches, corn mazes, haunted houses, and other fall attractions. While these activities are meant to provide family friendly entertainment and seasonal fun, accidents can happen when safety precautions are overlooked. Fall attractions can present unique safety hazards. Uneven walking surfaces, muddy pathways, poor lighting, loose equipment, and […]
7NovClearwater, FL (October 15th, 2026) – Hyundai Motor America has recalled 94,622 vehicles nationwide after federal safety regulators identified a fire risk involving front power seat motors. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), certain 2015–2016 Hyundai Genesis and 2017–2020 Genesis G80 vehicles may catch fire while parked or driving if a power seat control switch becomes stuck and causes the motor to overheat.
