Category: Consumer law

Commentary by Zeb Law, LLP Cruise claims of injury have become a little too common in recent years during a time when the cruise ship industry seems to be developing far too many issues. But keep in mind that when

Commentary by Lee Cohen Yes, I am actually counting. Six days now, and counting. Six, five, four, three, two, one........... No, I am not counting down the days until my much needed vacation or the number of days until the

Commentary by Ed Zebersky As I have been driving around town lately, I have seen billboards boasting the amounts of money that law firms have obtained for their clients. There are no shortage of ads promoting lawyers who handle lawsuits.

Zeb Law, LLP Stresses the Importance of Not Signing a Release at the Accident Site Commentary by Zeb Law, LLP A shocking new trend is emerging in the trucking industry. This trend involves trucking companies having drivers carry liability waiver

Commentary by Zebesky Payne Teens are among the most vulnerable people on the road; according to the CDC, motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for people ages 16 to 19. As drivers, teens are new to the

Commentary by Zeb Law, LLP In January, 2013, Florida’s new Personal Injury Protection (PIP) law went into effect. The law requires those who own vehicles to buy $10,000 worth of PIP protection. This is a form of no-fault insurance that

Commentary by Lee Gill Cohen: In July of 2013, I gave my annual DUI Case and Legislation Update at the Institute of Police Technology and Management Symposium on Alcohol and Drug Impaired Driving in St. Petersburg Beach. In two full

Commentary by Zeb Law, LLP With hurricane season now starting along the east coast of the United States, it's a reminder of how serious some of those hurricanes could potentially be. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association predicts the 2013

Commentary by Zeb Law, LLP When dealing with insurance companies and big pharmaceuticals, patients often feel as if their best interests aren't a priority. As major corporations pursue profits, patients get left out in the cold, their welfare neglected and

Commentary by Lee Gill Cohen Lawyers over the centuries have been on the receiving end of a great deal of criticism, character assassinations, bad jokes and metaphorical comparisons to various members of the animal kingdom, in particular the predatory seafaring