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Swimming Pool Accidents a Focus During Covid

Several recent swimming pool injuries have Southwest Florida safety advocates preaching caution as we continue to deal with COVID into the busy holiday season. In August, WINK News reported two children were recovering after a near-drowning incident in Cape Coral. Child drownings in Florida happen way too often. Twenty-three kids died…

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Fort Myers Boat Show – Staying Safe on the Water

The Fort Myers Boat Show kicks off this weekend in downtown Fort Myers amid unprecedented interest and demand for all things boating as Southwest Floridian’s continue to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. Thousands of guests were expected and plenty of masked and unmasked faces were present as preparations this week…

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A Thanksgiving Holiday Travel Season Like No Other

No doubt 2020 has been one for the record books. While we await official predictions about the upcoming holiday travel season, there are early indications that many are seeking a return to near-normalcy as the nation and the world slowly move past the Presidential election and into the year-end holidays.…

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Safety Advocates Focus on Young Drivers this Holiday Season

Please talk to your teenagers often about the importance of safe driving as we enter the long year-end holiday season. Our injury lawyers in Cape Coral and Fort Myers know the year-end holidays are among the most dangerous times of the year for our young drivers. We have seen these…

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Parking Lot Accidents a Holiday Risk

Safety awareness in parking lots is a focus as we head into the busy year-end holiday season. Back-to-school, early darkness, returning seasonal residents, and harried holiday shoppers will converge in local parking lots over the next six weeks. Statistically, it is the most dangerous time of the year for parking…

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COVID Collisions a Consequence of Quarantine

More than six months into the coronavirus pandemic, the impact of COVID-19 on road safety is still being studied. Certainly there was a marked drop in traffic collisions through the spring and early summer, as lockdown orders shuttered bars, restaurants and all but essential businesses and most of Southwest Florida…

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Early Dark Increases Risk of Traffic Collisions in SWFL

The decision by Gov. Ron DeSantis to lift the remaining COVID restrictions coincides with the return of early darkness and the start of the tourism season in Southwest Florida. DeSantis started October by announcing Phase 3 reopening in response to economic realities and stabilizing numbers of coronavirus cases. Bars, restaurants…

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Halloween Injury Risks in SWFL

The spookiest thing about Halloween might be the increased injury risks. We wish you the best and hope you stay safe among the ghosts and goblins that will usher in the official start of  the holiday season. We’ve noticed a number of communities were already installing their holiday lights this…

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Drowsy Driving an Autumn Risk in SWFL

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles’ September focus on drowsy driving is an important reminder of the risks as we head into the autumn travel season. “Drowsy Driving Prevention Week is a sobering reminder that falling asleep at the wheel has deadly consequences and is preventable,” said…

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Distracted Driving Awareness Campaign Joins October Call for Pedestrian Safety

Pedestrian safety and distracted driving awareness are vying for your attention this October. Our Fort Myers injury lawyers recently blogged about the efforts of the inaugural Pedestrian Safety Month. It is perhaps ironic then that we will also be recognizing October as Distracted Driving Awareness Month after the National Safety…

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