A product manufacturer is generally required to ensure that the items it makes for sale are reasonably safe, and that potential buyers are warned of any ri — March 17, 2013 ... Read More »
The District Court for the Middle District of Florida recently considered a grisly Florida defective products case, explaining that state law prevents a pe — April 12, 2012 ... Read More »
One of the many ways that an experienced personal injury attorney can assist a person injured by a defective product is by determining the person or entity — April 5, 2012 ... Read More »
In Murray v. Traxxas Corp., the Second District Court of Appeal explains that a plaintiff in a Florida products liability action can still prove his or her — March 10, 2012 ... Read More »
Readers of this blog may already know that companies who make and sell products have a duty to ensure that the products are safe for their intended use. In — July 24, 2012 ... Read More »
The multinational manufacturing company that allegedly provided defective drywall for use in homes throughout South Florida has agreed to an $800 million s — December 22, 2011 ... Read More »
Last Wednesday, the Florida Senate took a step toward overturning a landmark Florida Supreme Court decision on the Crashworthiness Doctrine, entitled D'Ama — March 27, 2011 ... Read More »
Earlier this month Atlanta-based home furnishings manufacturer Ballard Designs announced that it was recalling more than 2,500 step stools due to concerns — October 6, 2011 ... Read More »
A new study published in the March issue of the Journal of Sexual Medicine warns that drugs commonly prescribed for mens' hair loss can lead to an enlarged — March 13, 2011 ... Read More »
Three Florida women, each personally and tragically affected by South Florida's "pill mill" crisis, have banded together to try to close down rogue pain cl — March 6, 2011 ... Read More »
