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Fla. Safety Plan Aims to Reduce Bicycle, Pedestrian Deaths

A new safety plan unveiled by the Florida Department of Transportation seeks to put an end to the state being ranked as having the worst fatality rates for both pedestrians and those who ride bicycles. The Florida pedestrian fatality rate for 2011 was nearly double the national average, according to…

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Malpractice Risk Shadows Cosmetic Dentistry Boom

America’s quest for that beautiful smile will continue to keep people flocking to their dentist for tooth whitening and implants, according to a recent survey of cosmetic dentists. But as with any medical procedure, there is a risk of injury. Our dental malpractice attorneys have a keen grasp of the…

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General Aviation Safety in Focus as Economy Improves

An improving economy may mean a rise in fatalities from crashes involving non-commercial aircraft – even as the airline industry celebrates the best safety record in its history. Our airplane accident attorneys fully understand the complex issues relating to aviation accidents. In fact, both Bruce L. Scheiner and Preston J.…

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Sepsis Threat to Nursing Home Patients Highlighted by Recent Government Study

Hospitalizations for septicemia accounted for 21 percent of Medicare spending on nursing home resident hospitalizations – outpacing by a wide margin the costs associated with pneumonia and congestive heart failure. That’s the conclusion reached by a newly released study by the inspector general for the U.S. Department of Health and…

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School Injury Verdicts Ruled Unfairly, Study Indicates

You send your child to school hoping they’ll make it through unharmed. Unfortunately, dangers for injury exist. In fact, instances of school liability have increased over the last several years. School-aged children have to worry about bullying, sexual harassment, serious injury and even wrongful death. Our school injury attorneys note…

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Weekend Drunk Driving Drops, Fatalities Remain Stagnant

The number of weekend drinking and driving accidents is on the decline, but it’s not producing a drop in the number of drunk driving fatalities. Officials with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) compared results of national roadside breath tests administered on Friday and Saturday nights in 48 states…

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Distractions Prove Most Dangerous for Newly-Licensed Drivers

We’re all guilty of distracted driving from time to time. What you might not be aware of is that car insurance companies know the risks associated with each distracted driving habit and are pricing their policies accordingly. Bruce Hamilton, AAA’s research manager, says testing revealed that some in-vehicle distractions have…

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