26JunClearwater, FL (June 24th, 2026) – Florida officials have expanded an emergency ban targeting highly concentrated kratom-derived compounds commonly referred to as “gas station morphine.” State regulators say these products have been linked to hundreds of overdose deaths and may be significantly more potent than many consumers realize, raising concerns about product safety and liability. […]
26JunClearwater, FL (June 22nd, 2026) – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a nationwide recall of certain chlorthalidone tablets distributed by Rising Pharma after testing found the medication failed dissolution specifications. Because the tablets may not dissolve properly, the drug could be less effective than intended for patients who rely on it to manage high blood pressure and certain fluid retention conditions.
26JunClearwater, FL (June 17th, 2026) – Florida lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 382, a sweeping new law that imposes speed limits and safety requirements on e-bikes operating on public sidewalks and paths. The bill is currently on Governor Ron DeSantis' desk and, if signed, takes effect July 1, 2026.
26JunClearwater, FL (June 11, 2026) – Clearwater police recently stopped a planned beach takeover before it occurred by identifying social media activity, contacting organizers, and increasing law enforcement presence. The incident highlights a key issue in Florida premises liability cases: when potential risks become foreseeable, property owners and operators may be expected to take reasonable steps to address them.
26JunClearwater, FL (June 10th, 2026) – Chrysler has recalled more than 1 million Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator vehicles in the United States due to an electrical defect that can increase the risk of a vehicle fire. If you own one of these vehicles in Spring Hill, Clearwater, or anywhere across Florida, this recall applies to you directly. A defective product that puts you at risk of a fire is a serious matter, and knowing your legal rights is important.
26JunClearwater, FL (June 1st, 2026) – Honda and Acura recently announced a recall affecting more than 100,000 vehicles because of a significant defect in the front passenger seat weight sensor. This defect causes the airbag to deploy in situations where it should remain inactive, such as when a child or a small child seat occupies the front chair.
