Bonfire parties are a beloved summer tradition, offering a relaxing and communal way to enjoy the evening. But with open flames, alcohol, and crowds, the risk of injury is real—and often preventable. If someone gets hurt at a bonfire party, the legal questions begin: Who was responsible? Was the injury …

In high temperatures, your body works harder to regulate its internal temperature. Sweating is one of the ways it does this—but when you sweat, you lose not only water but also vital electrolytes. Without frequent hydration, your body’s ability to cool itself diminishes, increasing the risk of heat exhaustion and, …

As temperatures rise, so does the risk for workers exposed to the elements—especially in industries like construction, landscaping, agriculture, and delivery services. In states like Florida, where summer heat and humidity can be relentless, heat-related injuries aren’t just common—they’re a serious and preventable threat. Understanding the Dangers Heatstroke, heat exhaustion, …

Jet skis are a thrilling way to enjoy Florida’s coastlines, lakes, and bays. But when something goes wrong, the consequences can be severe. Jet ski accidents often lead to serious injuries including broken bones, lacerations, concussions, and even drowning. If you or a loved one has been injured while riding …

There’s hot… and then there’s Florida summer hot. While most of us try to stay cool with a cold drink and some shade, some people don’t get that luxury—especially outdoor workers, kids at summer camps, and tenants stuck in sweltering homes. And when those in charge ignore the heat risks? …

Poolside vibes? Love them.Slippery tiles, faulty drains, or unsupervised kids? Not so much. Florida pools are a staple of summer—but they’re also the site of thousands of preventable injuries each year. When someone drops the ball on safety, the consequences can be devastating… and often, legally actionable. If your pool …

Summer says “get outside.”Your knee says “bad idea.” From jet skis to jungle gyms, Florida is built for outdoor action. But when a weekend activity ends with a trip to the ER instead of the beach bar, you have to ask: Was someone else at fault? If your injury happened …

Summer nights. Fireworks in the sky. Music. Drinks.Then—boom. Someone lights the wrong fuse. A spark hits the wrong person. A firework misfires, and suddenly the celebration turns into chaos. Every year, thousands of people in Florida end up in ERs from fireworks-related injuries—many of them preventable, and many caused by …

Suffering an injury is stressful enough—medical visits, missed work, and physical pain can turn your life upside down. But what many people don’t realize is that how you respond in the aftermath of an injury can make or break your personal injury claim. Here are five common mistakes injury victims …

Physical injuries aren’t the only type of harm after an accident. Emotional distress is real—and legally recognized. What Is Emotional Distress? Anxiety PTSD Depression Panic attacks Insomnia When Is It Considered in Court?You need to show: It resulted from someone’s negligence It caused documented psychological harm It …

After a truck accident, it’s natural to hope that the insurance company will take care of everything—medical bills, repairs, and compensation for lost wages or pain and suffering. Unfortunately, most victims soon learn that insurance companies have their own priorities, and paying full value on claims is rarely one of …

The aftermath of a truck accident is chaotic and stressful. You may be dealing with injuries, property damage, and anxiety about what happens next. Taking the right steps can make a significant difference in your recovery—both physically and financially. Here’s a practical guide to help you protect yourself and your …