If you’ve been injured in Florida, time is not on your side. In 2025, Florida lawmakers significantly shortened the injury claim deadline through recent legal changes. What used to be a four-year window to file a personal injury lawsuit is now just two years. We highlighted this key change in our earlier post “Florida Personal…
Florida’s new super speeder law went into effect on July 1, 2025, bringing stricter penalties for extreme speeding. The law is aimed at improving public safety. However, it also has serious implications for personal injury cases—especially when high-speed collisions lead to severe or life-altering injuries. Minutes after the law went into effect, Florida Highway Patrol…
Florida ranks fourth in the US for the number of certified nursing homes—unsurprising given the state’s popularity among retirees. Ensuring nursing home safety is a critical concern for families around the country. With the introduction of Senate Bill 64 (SB 64), residents of Florida’s long-term care facilities may soon have the right to install electronic…
Florida personal injury laws have changed in 2025, bringing updates that may significantly impact those seeking compensation after an accident. Understanding these changes is crucial if you or a loved one suffers an injury due to someone else’s negligence. Knowing how these legal shifts affect your rights can help you take the right steps if…
Miami Heat player Highwood Highsmith faced a citation for careless driving after a recent nighttime motor vehicle accident. This post-game incident left a Good Samaritan severely injured. Reports indicate that Highsmith collided with a disabled car while driving 45 mph, five mph above the posted speed limit. A man who had stopped to assist the…
