Category: Consumer law

Commentary by Edward H. Zebersky It is very important that you review your insurance policies prior to the start of hurricane season to make sure that you have windstorm insurance and that the policy will cover both your home and

Commentary by Zeb Law, LLP On June 24 of this year, the Supreme Court overturned the earlier ruling of Mutual Pharmaceutical Co. v. Bartlett, in which a woman from New Hampshire was awarded $21 million dollars in damages, after suffering

Commentary by Lee Cohen: According to John Berman at CNN: “Fractions of a second can make a huge difference according to research cited by the Federal Highway Administration. Increasing yellow time can dramatically reduce red light running. Running red lights

After several years of steadily decreasing traffic deaths, a recent article in the Sun Sentinel reports that fatal traffic accidents are on the rise thus far in 2012 in Broward and Palm Beach Counties. According to the Florida Highway Patrol,

Commentary by Leslie Frank: For years you have heard that lawyers are sharks and that they prey upon folks just like you. They charge huge fees and give you nothing. That they file frivolous lawsuits while their clients remain hurt.

As a plaintiff’s attorney who represents those injured by automobiles, I have learned of a new constant other than death and taxes – data flow. The “smart phones” as they call them, that now proliferate the market, are in a