Police officers are in place to help citizens in the community. They are supposed to arrest criminals and keep the peace. And while many do, a large number of law enforcement officials engage in questionable activities. Many abuse their power; they take advantage of their power and arrest innocent people. Some police officers use excessive and unreasonable force, which is …
Unreasonable Force in Arrest a Pattern With Florida Police
The police are supposed to protect their citizens, but sometimes they do more harm than good. Many engage in excessive and unreasonable force with citizens who are believed to be committing crimes but are actually not. This has happened many times in Florida, and the situation continues to exist today. Recently, in early September 2024. A traffic stop involving Miami …
Person Killed in Explosion at Florida Tire Shop
You never know what might happen at work. You might come across an unruly customer. You might trip and fall or get injured by equipment. You could even die in an explosion. Unfortunately, the latter happened at a Firestone shop in Florida, where a tire exploded for unknown reasons, killing a worker. The fatal explosion happened on the afternoon of …
Chicken Recalled Due to Metal Contamination
Chicken is delicious to eat, but not so much when it has metal in it. More than 100,000 pounds of chicken was recently recalled in stores throughout Florida because they may have been contaminated with metal wire. On August 16, Perdue Foods LLC recalled 167,171 pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat chicken breast nuggets and tender products after some customers reported finding …
Disney Fighting Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Surprising Way
Even in the happiest place on Earth, fatalities can occur. Reports state that 64 people have died at Disney World over the years. Many of these cases involve suicides and natural causes, so Disney would not be held liable. However, you would think Disney would be held liable in a case involving a death caused by food allergies. The company …
Summer Driving Hazards
Summertime is often an exciting time for families. Vacations, trips to the beach, visits to amusement parks — they are all on the itinerary. While driving in the summer is not as dangerous as driving during the winter, you still need to be prepared. Changing weather conditions, potholes, and overheating engines can cause damage to your vehicle and even result …
DeSantis Signs Bill Targeting Civilian Review Boards
Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a bill that limits civilian investigations by government-affiliated boards into local law enforcement officers’ conduct in cities like Miami, St. Petersburg, and Tampa. This new law, which has been effective since July 1, impacts 21 Florida counties and cities where civilian oversight panels review citizen complaints against officers using public records and witness interviews. Some …
Workplace Accidents in the Medical Field
The healthcare industry is a fast-paced environment. It seems as though there is always something going on, from angry patients to life-threatening medical emergencies. With so much going on, it can be hard to stay safe and avoid workplace accidents. Doctors and nurses are constantly in a hurry, causing them to slip and fall or suffer injuries from lifting heavy …
Dealing With Mental Trauma After a Car Accident
Car accidents can be frustrating to deal with. Not only is there physical damage to deal with, but there may be injuries as well. And the injuries may not be solely physical in nature. They can also be emotional or mental, which can be hard for many people to deal with. Sometimes mental trauma after a car crash can be …
Nursing Homes Claim COVID Immunity in Wrongful Death Cases
When the country went into lockdown with the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, people were scared. At first, they were not sure what COVID was and how it was affecting people. But then time went on, and people started dying at sky-high rates. Nursing homes were especially hit hard. More than 172,000 nursing home residents died of COVID-19. This resulted in …