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Texting While Driving Bill Likely Not Going Anywhere

Texting while driving is dangerous.  We have the experience and the facts to support this idea.  It’s pretty much common sense, except in Tallahassee where some bonehead legislators are blocking its passage. Florida has the dubious distinction of being one of only five states that has not made texting while driving a primary offense.  Presently, […]

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Florida Legislature Examining Auto Insurance Overhaul

Personal Injury Protection (PIP) may be headed for the graveyard after being Florida law since the 1970’s.  A new bill that’s gaining momentum in the legislature would abolish PIP and require Florida drivers to purchase bodily injury protection insurance. Legislative bills to replace requirements that drivers buy $10,000 in personal injury protection coverage — in

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Improbable Witness Helps Convict Driver on DUI Charges

Witnesses are usually most effective in situations where they are unimpeachable.  The integrity of a witness depends on two things-the reliability of their testimony as well as their personal integrity.  No lawyer wants to put a witness on the stand that can be impeached because of a checkered history. Yet, that’s exactly what Miami-Dade prosecutors

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Traumatic Brain Injury, Aaron Hernandez, and the Culture of Blame

As the news broke late last week that an autopsy of former New England Patriots star tight end revealed severe chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), lawyers for Hernandez’ fiancee moved to file a lawsuit against the NFL and the New England Patriots alleging their role in failing to warn the football player of the consequences of

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