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St. Petersburg, FL – Lightning Injuries at Resorts: Can You Sue for Negligence?

9JulSt. Petersburg, FL (July 8th, 2025) – A family of three, two adults and a 17-year-old, were struck by lightning while sheltering under a beach umbrella on St. Pete Beach near Dolphin Beach Resort. The adults were treated on the scene, and the teen was taken to Tampa General Hospital. Her condition has not been reported.

Clearwater, FL — Injuries Reported After American Airlines Turbulence: Can Passengers Sue?

25JunClearwater, FL (June 24th, 2025) – An American Airlines flight out of Miami International Airport encountered unexpected severe turbulence that resulted in injuries for multiple crew members and passengers. Despite U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and updated aircraft design, unexpected incidents continue to pose serious risks in-flight. 

Wishing You a Safe and Sparkling Fourth of July!

23JunAs we celebrate the birth of our nation, we wish you and your loved ones a joyful and safe Independence Day!  While the 4th of July is a time for fireworks, family, and fun, it’s also one of the most dangerous weekends of the year when it comes to accidents and injuries. Whether you’re hitting […]

Sweet Treats & Legal Tips

23JunHappy National Chocolate Day! Whether you’re indulging in a dark chocolate bar, a rich truffle, or a gooey brownie, today is all about enjoying life’s sweet moments. But as delicious as it may be, it’s also a good time to remember: not all products are made with care—or caution. 🍬 When a Treat Turns Dangerous: […]

Keep Your Pets Safe from Fire Hazards 🔥🐶

23JunJuly 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day, and it’s the perfect time to take a few precautions to protect your four-legged family members. 💡 Pet Fire Safety Tips: 🏠 Dealing with Fire or Smoke Damage? Fires don’t just affect people—they disrupt homes and leave pets vulnerable, too. If you’re dealing with fire-related property damage, […]

Clearwater, FL — Law Aimed at Preparing Teens to Drive Safe Soon to Take Effect

18JunClearwater, FL (June 16, 2025) – A significant change hits Florida’s teen drivers this summer. Beginning July 1, 2025, teens aged 15-years-old to 17-years-old must complete a full driver’s education course before obtaining a learner’s permit. Previously, Florida only mandated a traffic law and substance-abuse course. The law marks a major shift in how the state’s novice drivers prepare for the roads.