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St. Patrick’s Day brings lively parades, packed streets, and festive celebrations — but it also increases the risk of pedestrian and traffic accidents. With more foot traffic and a surge in intoxicated drivers, the potential for dangerous situations rises sharply. Understanding these risks and knowing how to stay safe can help prevent accidents and injuries. […]

As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, celebrations often bring an increase in alcohol consumption — and with that comes the risk of impaired driving and alcohol-related accidents. When a bar, restaurant, or even a private party host serves alcohol irresponsibly, they can be held legally accountable under dram shop laws. Understanding these laws is essential for […]

As celebrations ramp up for St. Patrick’s Day and springtime events, so do the risks associated with crowded venues and unpredictable weather. Bars, restaurants, event organizers, and property owners all have a responsibility to maintain safe environments for patrons and visitors. When they fail to do so, serious injuries can occur — and knowing your […]

St. Patrick’s Day is a time for celebration, but with large crowds, lively events, and increased traffic, the risk of accidents rises. Whether you’re attending a parade, enjoying a street festival, or cycling through busy streets, it’s important to stay aware of potential hazards and know your rights if you’re injured. Parade and Festival DangersEvents […]

When you hear “dangerous product,” you might imagine a loaded gun or an explosive. However, even seemingly harmless items like toys can cause serious injuries or even fatalities if they are defective. If a defective product has harmed you, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the legal remedies available to you. What Is a […]

Miami, FL (January 14th, 2025) – Approximately 24,879 pounds of frozen taquitos were recalled from Aldi stores in several states, including Florida, this week. Packaged as Casa Mamita Chicken & Cheese Taquitos, the product is manufactured by Bestway Sandwiches Inc. Packages bear a UPC of 4061459337471, and feature best-by dates of July 3, 2025 and Sept. 25, 2025. The recalled taquitos may be contaminated with a foreign material.