17FebEvery year, Florida transforms into baseball country during Grapefruit League Spring Training. From Tampa to Fort Myers, Clearwater to West Palm Beach, stadiums fill with fans, highways get crowded, and local businesses see a major surge in traffic. It’s an exciting time for our communities, but it’s also one of the busiest and most dangerous […]
17FebBlack leaders in the legal profession have helped shape the path toward a more just and equitable system. Figures such as Thurgood Marshall, Charlotte E. Ray, and Constance Baker Motley represent generations of courage, determination, and leadership within the law. Their presence and perseverance continue to inspire the ongoing commitment to fairness, accountability, and equal […]
17FebBradenton, FL (February 17th, 2026) – A fatal hit-and-run crash in Bradenton has left neighbors demanding safer streets and greater accountability for drivers who flee accident scenes. The incident, which claimed the life of a pedestrian, has reignited concerns about roadway dangers faced by Florida walkers and the legal protections available to victims and their families.
11FebClearwater, FL (February 10th, 2026) – Florida lawmakers are advancing legislation that could fundamentally reshape how gun manufacturers defend themselves against product liability claims in the state.
30JanHow long do families have to file a wrongful death lawsuit in Florida? Understanding this timeline is crucial for protecting your family's future following the loss of a loved one. In Florida, families typically have a period of two years from the date of their loved one's passing to initiate a wrongful death lawsuit. If a death results from someone else's negligence or wrongful act, you might have the right to seek justice through a civil claim. Failing to meet this deadline could prevent you from recovering damages related to medical bills, funeral expenses, and the loss of companionship.
30DecClearwater, FL (December 29th, 2025) – As New Year’s celebrations approach and fireworks light up the sky across Clearwater and the Tampa Bay area, most people focus on the spectacle rather than the serious risk these devises present. While Florida law restricts consumer fireworks to just three days per year, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, and the Fourth of July, injuries from defective or improperly manufactured fireworks continue to harm Florida residents.