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Welcome Two New Team Members to Our Staff
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How Old Is Too Old to Drive?
I see case after case where the defendant driver is "elderly." In the United States today there are about 38 million licensed drivers over age 65. By 2024, one in four drivers will be aged 65+.
The problem is that many drivers in Florida are senior citizens who might have physical limitations that impose additional obstacles in driving safely such as range of motion, hearing or vision impairment or delayed reaction time.
Click here to read the entire story.
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The Saddest Personal Injury Case of All
We see many of the life-changing injuries caused by defective design. None is more heart wrenching than crib-related deaths.
The Journal of Pediatrics recently released a study indicating that nearly 10,000 American babies are injured by cribs every year. According to the Consumer Products Safety Commission there have been 32 infant suffocation and strangulation deaths since 2000. Click here to read the entire story. |
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Make It Your Own Law Firm: The Ultimate Law Student's Guide to Owning, Managing and Marketing Your Own Successful Law Firm
Amicus Curiae Publishing, Inc.
The launch of "Make It Your Own Law Firm" was held earlier in the year at the FIU Law School. You can currently pre-order the book by clicking here.
Spencer's children's book Sara Rose, Kid Lawyer is now available for sale at the Miami-Dade County Courthouse Library, Books and Books or on amazon.com.
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