The Florida Legislature passed several far-reaching laws, including ones regulating commercial delivery by drones, ride-sharing, and a law lowering registration fees for boats that have
Tropical Storm Alberto gave us a recent reminder here in South Florida that storm systems can form off of either coast of our state and
By finding against the plaintiff—who claimed the city of Aventura, FL gave too much power to the outside vendor who monitored the cameras to determine
South Florida’s Rainy Season Impacts Driving Conditions Despite what tourism boosters might say about Florida being The Sunshine State, according to the Köppen climate scale,
Some view electronic cigarettes– or e-cigs– as a safer alternative to regular cigarettes—though there is still controversy on the long-term health effects of inhaling the
For Pedestrian Deaths, Florida is #1 Unfortunately, in this case it’s for something that isn’t good for Floridians. Across the country, pedestrian deaths are
Spring Break, Florida, and Premises Liability It’s almost that time—and the planning is happening now. Spring break in Florida is a decades old tradition,
The Snowbirds are Here… and so are Their Cars The winter so far up north has been a cold one, and that means the
Don’t feel bad if you’ve never heard the phrase, “drug kickback.” It’s part of the grey area in the pharmaceutical and medical world. For
Some of the most dangerous days of the year for drivers happen between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. Across the country last year, 891 persons
Planning on checking your youngster’s candy after trick or treating this Halloween? Most parents will. But facts indicate that the candy is a lot less
National Bullying Prevention Month is an annual designation observed each year in October. The idea is for concerned parents, teachers, other concerned adults and students,
