INJURY BLOG

Each day, you use a variety of products. From the coffee maker you rely on for your morning boost to your hair dryer and kid’s favorite toy, consumer products are a huge part of almost everyone’s lives. You probably do not expect these products you use daily to harm you or someone in your family. Unfortunately, this is something that occurs almost daily. Many products are defective, which can cause injuries that range from minor to severe. In rare situations,

Florida is home to more car crashes and traffic accidents than any other state on the East Coast. In fact, as of 2022, the state of Florida ranks third in the United States in the number of annual road accidents with 2,915 crashes and 3,133 deaths in car accidents, trumped only by California and Texas. Many of these road accidents involve both private and public means of transportation. Whether you’re driving yourself, you’re on a bus, or you’ve hired an

Many people involved in a car crash might not seek immediate medical attention for minor aches and pains. This could turn out to be a terrible mistake. It is common for these seemingly insignificant symptoms to be caused by soft tissue injuries, which may worsen over time following an accident. Since soft tissue injuries are more difficult to detect, it’s crucial to get checked out by a doctor to make sure the symptoms you’re experiencing aren’t the beginning of something

In the state of Florida (and throughout the country), children are often injured while attending school or participating in various school-related activities. Schools and their staff have a responsibility to supervise children who are under their care. Also, they have a duty to maintain an environment that is considered “reasonably safe” for the children. Unfortunately, the negligence and carelessness of teachers, coaches, administrators, maintenance workers, and teacher’s aides (along with other school employees) have resulted in serious and often-devastating injuries

Florida is one of five states that have some of the highest rates of car accidents in the country. According to Policy Genius, the Sunshine State ranks third among other car-accident-prone states, trailing only behind California and Texas.   With thousands of car accidents occurring yearly in Florida, one type of injury becomes all too common — whiplash injuries. In Florida, more than 100,000 car crashes happen daily. Of this number, a significant proportion results in whiplash injuries.  Whiplash injuries are