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Thu 6th Feb | 2025

Defective Firearms and Recent Florida Law Changes: A Cause for Concern

Damages Defective Products Personal Injury Product liability BY Celia Quitugua

In the world of handguns, many popular models are designed without an external safety mechanism, leaving them prone to unintentional discharges when dropped or under the influence of inertia. Manufactured by various brands,...

Mon 29th Apr | 2024

Legal Options for Families Dealing with Summer Camp Accidents in Florida

Accidents Brain Injury Damages Legal Insight Personal Injury Safety Tips BY Celia Quitugua

Even the safest and most effectively managed summer camp is still at risk of an accident happening, and your child being injured. If your child has suffered an injury at a Florida summer camp, you may have the right to bring...

Mon 18th Jul | 2022

$200M Jury Award Reaffirmed After Court Denies All of Malibu’s Post-Trial Motions including its Motion for a New Trial

Accidents Appeals Appellate Litigation Boating Laws & Safety Damages Defective Products Firm News In the News Personal Injury Product liability Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

July 18, 2022 – Clayton, GA – A Rabun County Judge has denied all of Malibu LLC’s motions for a new trial in the fatal boating case involving 7-year-old Ryan Paul Batchelder. “Justice for Ryan Batchelder was...

Wed 6th Apr | 2022

How Negligent Vehicle Repairs & Maintenance Leads to Car Accidents

Accidents Auto Accidents & News Car Accidents Damages Defective Products Defective Tires General Vehicle Fires Wrongful Death BY Celia Quitugua

When you take your automobile to be serviced by a professional mechanic, you expect that when you receive that vehicle back, it will be in good working condition. Sometimes, however, mechanics fail to deliver the reasonable...

Wed 3rd Feb | 2021

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of January 15, 2021

Accidents Car Accidents Damages Legal Malpractice Personal Injury The Week in Torts BY Clark Fountain

To Amend For Punies You Need A Reasonable Basis FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 46, NUMBER 2 CASES FROM THE WEEK JANUARY 15, 2021 SUCCESSOR JUDGE PROPERLY RECONSIDERED PREDECESSOR JUDGE’S DENIAL OF MOTION TO AMEND...

Mon 18th Jan | 2021

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 25, 2020

Damages Personal Injury Slip and Fall The Week in Torts BY Clark Fountain

The Future Is Uncertain FLORIDA LAW WEEKLY VOLUME 45, NUMBER 51 CASES FROM THE WEEK DECEMBER 25, 2020 NO ABUSE OF DISCRETION TO DENY ADDITUR AND MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL BASED ON ZERO VERDICT FOR FUTURE MEDICAL...

Fri 9th Oct | 2020

Proving Mental Anguish and Emotional Distress

Damages Legal Malpractice Personal Injury The Legal Process Wrongful Death BY Clark Fountain

Accidents and injuries come with more suffering than most people can imagine but recovering compensation for these losses is not always easy. Proving damages like mental anguish and emotional distress can be difficult, as...

New Release by Attorney Don Fountain: Advocating for Consumer Safety.

New Release by Attorney Don Fountain: Advocating for Consumer Safety.

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Defective Firearms and Recent Florida Law Changes: A Cause for Concern

Legal Options for Families Dealing with Summer Camp Accidents in Florida

$200M Jury Award Reaffirmed After Court Denies All of Malibu’s Post-Trial Motions including its Motion for a New Trial

How Negligent Vehicle Repairs & Maintenance Leads to Car Accidents

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of January 15, 2021

The Week in Torts – Cases from the Week of December 25, 2020

Proving Mental Anguish and Emotional Distress

New Release by Attorney Don Fountain:

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