Monthly Archives: March 2026
Sexual Assault on a Cruise Ship: Is Negligent Security to Blame?
Cruise ships should deliver a fun experience, but too many people are injured. Women in particular are at risk of sexual assault, often after drinking too much. No cruise ship can guarantee that you won’t be injured, but they certainly should not increase the risk to their passengers. Call Pita Weber Del Prado if… Read More »
When is a Nursing Home Liable for Negligent Hiring?
Nursing homes hire a diverse staff, including nurses, therapists, nursing aides, kitchen staff, and recreational workers. This staff interacts with residents every day. Unfortunately, some staff members are a danger to residents in a home. A careful nursing home should thoroughly vet any candidate before extending a job offer, but some facilities are desperate… Read More »
What Florida Court Decisions Mean for Personal Injury Victims
Court decisions play a significant role in shaping how personal injury cases are handled in Florida. Rulings and legislative changes over the past few years have altered key aspects of personal injury litigation, including negligence standards and statutes of limitation. These developments are important for accident victims to understand because they can affect both… Read More »
How Rising Traffic Congestion in Miami Is Increasing Accident Risks
Miami has experienced rapid population growth, tourism expansion, and increased commercial development in recent years. While these changes have strengthened the region’s economy, they have also contributed to significant traffic congestion across the city. Heavily congested roads create dangerous driving conditions that increase the likelihood of serious accidents. If you have suffered injuries in… Read More »
What Miami Drivers Should Know About Florida No Fault Insurance Rules
Florida operates under a no fault insurance system that affects how drivers recover compensation after an accident. Many drivers in Miami are unfamiliar with how these rules function until they are injured in a crash. Understanding how no fault insurance works can help accident victims protect their rights and seek the compensation they deserve…. Read More »
What is Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction?
Surgery is a grueling experience, and even the healthiest patients need down time to recover. But few patients expect to suffer cognitive decline after surgery. Their families are surprised when a loved one manifests confusion, memory loss, and other cognitive dysfunction after going under the knife. Postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD) is a recognized medical… Read More »
Blind Spot Truck Accidents: Who is to Blame?
Due to their design, tractor-trailers have massive blind spots on all four sides. When a smaller car or pickup is in a blind spot, they are invisible to the trucker. Tragedy can strike, especially when the trucker makes a lane change and crashes into or sometimes rides over a smaller vehicle. Ideally, truck manufacturers… Read More »
Defective Power Strips
Power strips are popular at both work and home. A power strip instantly multiplies the number of outlets available, allowing users to plug in up to a dozen devices. However, consumers should be aware of a recent recall involving the HEZI brand power strips. Because of a defect, the strip poses a serious risk… Read More »
Options After You Exhaust PIP Benefits
Florida adopted no-fault insurance to make it easier for injured motorists to receive benefits following an accident. Unfortunately, the state’s required insurance is meager: only $10,000 in PIP benefits. Anyone with even a moderate bodily injury can quickly exhaust this coverage. Now what? If you have unpaid medical bills or lost income, reach out… Read More »
Are Bed Sores Signs of Nursing Home Neglect?
Bed sores are painful ulcers which open when the skin breaks down due to constant pressure. Also called pressure sores or pressure ulcers, they are common in nursing homes, where sick and elderly residents are unable to move themselves. When left untreated, a bed sore can begin to damage underlying tissue, including nerves and… Read More »
