Category Archives: Wrongful Death
Grieving Family Members Can Get A Sense Of Justice Through A Wrongful Death Claim
The only thing worse than the death of a loved one is knowing that it could have been prevented. A wrongful death happens due to the reckless and negligent actions of others. While surviving family members are often frustrated when no criminal charges are filed, you can get a sense of justice through a… Read More »
Who Can Sue For Wrongful Death In Florida?
If you believe that you have grounds to file a wrongful death lawsuit, you should determine whether or not you are eligible under Florida law to sue for wrongful death. If your loved one was killed due to a wrongful act or negligence on the part of another individual, you might be able to… Read More »
40 Year Re-Certification and Surfside Condo Collapse
PWD understands 40 Year Re-Certification in Miami-Dade County. The County requires that the structural integrity be certified every 40 years. Our weather beats up structures, especially in our coastal areas. Engineering firms are hired to do this and make structural fixes for certification. In this Surfside, FL Condo collapse the building was 40 yrs… Read More »
Randy Weber selected to the 2020 Florida Super Lawyers List!
Congratulations to Randy Weber of Pita Weber Del Prado for being selected to the 2020 Florida Super Lawyers List! Only 5% of lawyers achieve this prestigious recognition. Super Lawyers is an attorney rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional… Read More »
Wrongful Death of a Bicyclist in a Collision with a Truck or Car
Unfortunately, such a healthy and fun activity as riding a bicycle can result in a preventable death due to the negligence of another motorist. In 2017, 783 bicyclists were killed in collisions with motor vehicles; many of the victims were children and teenagers. And it looks like bicyclist fatalities in the U.S. have been… Read More »
Mass Shootings and Liability: Negligent Security or Unforeseeable Criminal Attack?
Following two mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton earlier this month, Florida’s lawyers and residents alike ponder the question of liability and negligent security in the deadly attacks that sent shock waves through America. ABC News reports that there have been at least 17 deadly mass shootings across the country so far in… Read More »
Crash Ends in Fatality in Naples
On a recent morning near Picayune Strand State Forest, there was an ATV crash according to Darien News. The driver was transporting two other passengers, one sitting on a cooler. The ATV crashed into a tree, which caused it to overturn onto the passenger sitting unrestrained on the cooler. The individual who was caught… Read More »
Woman Dies While Exiting A Transit Bus
Authorities are reporting that an accident occurred in Mayport, Florida on Saturday, June 22nd. A woman who was in her 50s was exiting a Jacksonville Transit Authority bus when she mysteriously got snarled with the bus. The injuries associated with the incident proved fatal for the woman. According to sources, the victim was a… Read More »
How the Limitations in Wrongful Death Cases Hurt the Families of Unmarried Adults
Losing a loved one is a very distressing experience, no matter the situation. Whether the circumstances involve a long illness or a sudden departure, the finality of the situation will cause a mourning period which may last for an extended time. Making matters worse are situations in which the loved one’s death was caused… Read More »
Understanding Florida’s Wrongful Death Claims
Experiencing the death of a loved one is an understandably negative experience. Even if the death was expected, loss is always very distressing. This pain becomes harder to bear when the death was caused by the actions of another person. In these cases, the law provides an avenue for the family to recover for… Read More »
