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Seeking Justice, Not Fees: How Our Contingency Approach Empowers You

At Associates & Bruce L. Scheiner, Attorneys for the Injured, we understand that navigating the aftermath of an injury can be overwhelming. We want you to know that we offer our legal services on a contingency fee basis. This means that our payment is contingent upon the successful resolution of…

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Avoiding Fort Myers Injury on New Year’s Eve

For many people, celebrations on New Year’s Eve are among the most highly-anticipated. There is usually exceptional food, copious drink and great company. But there is good reason our brave first responders and hospital emergency workers brace for the holiday every year. In the midst of all these parties, there is…

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Piotrowski v. Menard, Inc. – Parking Lot Fall Highlights Injury Case Proof Standards

Holiday shopping is seen by some as an enjoyable way to get into the seasonal spirit. Others view it as more of a stressful chore. But in both cases, it should be safe. Unfortunately, our Fort Myers injury attorneys have seen too many cases of holiday shoppers suffering some type…

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The Major Fall: Leonard Cohen Dies of Fall, a High Risk for Elderly

Leonard Cohen, a Canadian singer, songwriter, poet, novelist and painter, was reportedly at peace with the idea of death, hoping only it wouldn’t be too “uncomfortable.” The icon, author of “Hallelujah,” died in his sleep last month. However, his manager later revealed that the 82-year-old’s death may have been linked…

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Elderly Couple Die in Fort Myers Crash on Way to Church

An elderly south Fort Myers couple died in a car accident as they pulled onto Summerlin Road from their RV resort community, on their way to church. The driver of the vehicle that struck them was also injured. Investigators have concluded the 89-year-old decedent driver was at-fault in the collision. …

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Lucca v. GEICO – Judge Grants Motion to Exclude Policy Limits

The U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has ruled that the $900,000 limit and the amount of premiums paid for an underinsured motorist policy is irrelevant to a claim for benefits and breach of contract. As such, that evidence was excluded from trial.  In Lucca v. GEICO, plaintiff suffered injuries…

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Virtual Reality of Pokemon Go App Creates Real-World Liability Questions

To anyone looking on, it may have seemed like some kind of odd drug epidemic had swept South Florida. Dozens or even hundreds of people, wandering seemingly aimlessly around local parks, public libraries and college campuses.  Cape Coral Police Officer Ray Schilke first got wind of the phenomenon when he…

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Carter v. Kern High School District: $10M for Student Mascot Injury

A school district in California agreed to pay $10.5 million to a former student who suffered a brain injury after he was violently mobbed by classmates while dressed in a mock mascot uniform of the rival team.The traumatic brain injury occurred after the student begged school administrators to let him…

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Six Concussion Lawsuits Against Colleges, NCAA

Half a dozen concussion lawsuits have been filed against colleges and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), claiming negligence for the handling of their sports-related head injuries. According to The New York Times, this marks the latest effort by former college athletes who are seeking financial compensation for what they say…

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Florida Texting and Driving Law Lacks Leverage

It’s common knowledge that distracted driving is dangerous. Yet that doesn’t seem to deter Floridians from injuring and killing each while distracted by smart phones or other technology. A recent analysis by The Palm Beach Post found that between 2012 and 2015, the number of distracted driving crashes in that county…

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