On April 29, 2019, legislators passed regulations that repeal the Certificate of Need (CON) law. The new measure primarily affects hospitals. The law prohibited health care providers from venturing into new business markets unless a need went unmet in an underserved community. Unfortunately, the CON law also limited innovations in the health care space. Moreover, […]
How an Expert Witness Can Strengthen Your Personal Injury Claim
/in Personal Injury /by Mark KaireFor most Floridians — and most Americans — the legal system is too complex. Other than what we may have seen on TV or in movies, most of us don’t really understand what happens in a courtroom, particularly when it comes to civil cases. So, when we have the misfortune of being involved in a […]
What Are Pain and Suffering Damages in an FL Personal Injury Case?
/in Personal Injury /by Mark KaireAnyone who has experienced pain, suffering, mental trauma or emotional anguish understands how much they affect the overall health and well-being of an individual. The feeling is especially true when an injury has occurred due to someone else’s negligence. That is why personal injury lawsuits in Florida allow plaintiffs to seek compensation for pain and […]
How Social Media Can Impact a Personal Injury Case
/in Personal Injury /by Mark KaireAccording to Pew Research Center, the vast majority of Americans — 7 out of 10 — use some form of social media. While young adults still are the most likely to use social media at 90%, all age groups, from 50 to 64 (69%) to 65+ (40%) engaged in some form of social media usage. […]
Why Bike Lanes Should Have Physical Protection from Car Traffic
/in Bike Accidents /by Mark KaireIn Florida, we are fortunate to have the kind of weather that allows us to get outside almost every day of the year. Yet many of us avoid doing one outdoor activity in particular, and for good reason: riding a bike in many Florida cities — particularly in Miami — is simply not safe. Although […]
Determining Liability in a Personal Injury Case
/in Personal Injury /by Mark KaireIf you were involved in an accident, proving who was at fault may seem like a simple matter: you know that the other guy did it. Yet in a court of law, it is a bit more complicated. There are various rules to follow, and standards that must be met in order to prevail. In […]
Florida Ranks 4th in Country for Worst Drivers
/in Car Accidents /by Mark KaireFlorida drivers have moved up on the list for worst drivers. Unfortunately, and not surprisingly, it’s in the wrong direction. A recent study by SmartAsset, ranked Florida drivers as fourth-worst in the U.S. In truth, the Sunshine State tied for the same position with Texas and Nevada. The last study compiled ranked Florida as the […]
Passage of FL Claim Bill Approves a $1.45M Settlement After Cyclist Struck by County Bus Driver
/in Bike Accidents /by Mark KaireEric Tenner was an avid cyclist who was conscientious of bicycle safety and wearing the recommended equipment associated with riding. He had a happy family life with his wife, Maria, and their two young children. By all accounts, The Tenner’s were heading towards a loving and bright future. Unfortunately, Mr. Tenner was involved in an […]
Florida Lawmakers Repeal CON Requirements for General Hospitals, Tertiary Service Providers
/in Medical Malpractice /by Mark KaireOn April 29, 2019, legislators passed regulations that repeal the Certificate of Need (CON) law. The new measure primarily affects hospitals. The law prohibited health care providers from venturing into new business markets unless a need went unmet in an underserved community. Unfortunately, the CON law also limited innovations in the health care space. Moreover, […]
FDA Recalls Breast Implants Which Are Linked To A Rare Cancer
/in Medical Malpractice, News /by David HeffernanThe Food & Drug Administration has recalled, textured breast implants that were made by Allergan. The FDA also announced that the implants will be recalled globally. The Allergan devices were banned in Europe late last year. The disease which the implants are linked to is anaplastic large cell lymphoma, a rare cancer of the immune […]
TODDLER FOUND DEAD IN DAYCARE PRE-SCHOOL VAN
/in Car Accidents, News /by David HeffernanAnother tragedy in South Florida. On Monday, July 29, 2019, a two year old boy was found dead after being left in a van outside of a daycare center. The toddler had been picked up by the van from Ceressa’s Daycare and Pre-School in Oakland Park. He had been picked up early that morning and […]
Personal Injury Statute of Limitations in Florida
/in Personal Injury /by Mark KaireWhen one speaks of the statute of limitations, it is important to know that there are several. Most causes of action have their own statute, though they may be very similar. It is important to know what the statute of limitations is on your cause of action before you begin to bring suit; if you […]