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How long do you have to seek medical treatment after a slip and fall in Florida?

A slip and fall can result in serious and life-changing injuries, depending on how the fall occurred and the condition of the injured party.

By Michael Damaso

/ 13 Jan 2021

How long do you have to seek medical treatment after a slip and fall in Florida?

FDA Expands List of Hand Sanitizers Being Recalled

The list of hand sanitizers being recalled across the country has been expanded by the FDA. At least 75 hand sanitizer brands have been recalled due to toxic levels of wood alcohol, which could lead to injury or death.

By Michael Damaso

/ 1 Sep 2020

FDA Expands List of Hand Sanitizers Being Recalled

Popular Heartburn Medication Zantac Recalled Over Possible Cancer Risk

The FDA announced on April 1, 2020, that manufacturers should remove all prescription and over-the-counter ranitidine drugs from the market immediately.

By Michael Damaso

/ 5 Jun 2020

Popular Heartburn Medication Zantac Recalled Over Possible Cancer Risk

Telemedicine Helping Florida Personal Injury Cases Move Forward During the Coronavirus

Receiving proper medical treatment is paramount to any personal injury case. It is important that if you or a loved one is involved in a car accident, slip and fall, or any other type of personal injury matter, you do not delay seeking medical treatment.

By Michael Damaso

/ 17 Apr 2020

Telemedicine Helping Florida Personal Injury Cases Move Forward During the Coronavirus

Traumatic Brain Injuries – Knowing the Signs can Save your Life

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is caused by a sudden, violent blow to the head or body, and the damage that can stem from a TBI can be catastrophic, resulting in not only serious injury but also disability and even death.

By Michael Damaso

/ 20 Feb 2020

Traumatic Brain Injuries – Knowing the Signs can Save your Life

Dr. Denial and Dr. Decline

Recently, 60 minutes did a special on a topic that seems to get little attention—insurance company coverage denials. 60 minutes focused on patients with mental health issues who have the potential of hurt themselves or others and been admitted to long-term care facilities.

By Michael Damaso

/ 12 Aug 2015

Sports Related Brain Trauma – Let’s Keep Talking and Address the Issue

We just wrapped up another Stanley Cup Finals. And, while it was a tough loss for the Tampa Bay Lightning and a sincere congratulations should go out to the Chicago Blackhawks, the very real concern of sports related brain trauma is ever present.

By Michael Damaso

/ 18 Jun 2015

Sports Related Brain Trauma – Let’s Keep Talking and Address the Issue

Tracy Morgan and Traumatic Brain Injury

On June 7, 2014, actor and comedian, Tracy Morgan was involved in a serious auto accident in New Jersey involving a limo and a semi truck. Morgan was immediately transported to a nearby hospital suffering from a traumatic brain injury as a result of the accident.

By Michael Damaso

/ 10 Jun 2015

How Medical Expenses are Handled in a Personal Injury Trial

Many personal injury attorneys never step foot into a courtroom. They represent clients from behind desks in their office and settle cases.

By Michael Damaso

/ 21 Jun 2013

Hospital Never Events: What To Do When Never Happens To You

Medical malpractice is the eighth leading cause of death in the United States. Yet it is estimated that less than 15% of all victims of medical malpractice ever file a lawsuit.

By Ed Normand

/ 14 Oct 2012

Tort Reform "Savings" to Medicare Non Existent

Professor Charles Silver and a team of researchers from prominent law schools' including Texas and Northwestern, studied the claims of cost savings attributed to the passage of severe tort reform in Texas.

By Ed Normand

/ 4 Sep 2012

Dangerous Food Allergens in Theme Park and Other Corporate Restaurants

One reason why tourist are attracted to Disney, Universal, Sea World and other theme parks is the belief that they can rely on the Parks to ensure that they not only have safe premises and rides, but also that the food they serve in the parks is safe.

By Ed Normand

/ 25 Aug 2012