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Florida’s Workers’ Compensation System Unconstitutional, So Says 11th Circuit Court Judge Jorge Cueto

In 1935, Florida first enacted a workers’ compensation system for the state’s employers and employees. The idea was to provide a greater degree of fairness and certainty for each. The primary advantage for employers was the immunity from most personal injury lawsuits, making it easier to anticipate expenses, while employees…

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Personal Injury Lawyers Should Take Medicare Liens Seriously

There was a time when few personal injury lawyers gave a moments thought to satisfying liens when wrapping up personal injury cases. Medicare liens, most especially. Woe is the fate of the personal injury lawyer who operates that way today. Medicare is a federal program that provides medical insurance to…

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Tablo Sivivan Lanmò Abizif nan Florid – Retounen pa Demann Popilè

Se difisil pou konprann kiles ki ka kalifye pou konpansasyon anba “Lalwa Sivivan Lanmò Abizif nan Florid,” seksyon 768.16 jiska 768.26; se tankou konplete yon devinèt. Anba gen yon tablo ki fasil a konprann ki montre enfòmasyon sa a epi ki kalite konpansasyon ki ka disponib. En patikilye, seksyon 768.21…

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Èske Aksyon èkstrèm dwat Jeb Bush se bagay kap kraze sistèm konpansasyon pou anplwaye ki andomaje nan Eta Florid la?

Moun ki andomaje nan travay ap fè fas ak yon gwo pwoblèm sou zafè dwa yo genyen anba sistèm konpansasyon pou anplwaye ki andomaje nan travay nan Florid depi kòmansman’l nan ane 1935. Kèk nan peryòd sa yo te pi mal pase kèk lòt. Sepandan, pa gen yonn ki te…

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Will Jeb Bush/Right-Wing Extremism be the Straw that Breaks the Back of Florida’s Workers’ Compensation System?

Injured workers have experienced a steady erosion of their rights under Florida’s workers’ compensation system since its inception in 1935. Some periods have seen greater losses than others. None, however, were as ugly as the Jeb Bush years, when he served as the 43rd Governor of Florida from 1999 to…

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Florida’s Adult Protective Services Act (Elder Abuse Statute) a Narrow Path Around Medical Malpractice Wrongful Death Exemption

“Rabbit from a hat.” That’s the description I have given to a case we recently handled with Domnick & Shevin PL. I have blogged extensively about the indecent and dangerous immunity afforded medical providers under Florida’s wrongful death statute. (Gigantic Loophole in Florida’s Wrongful Death Act; Florida Wrongful Death Survivors…

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Tort “Deform” Perpetrated by Right Wing to Deny Individuals of Constitutional Rights

Corporate America has campaigned for more than thirty years to brainwash average people into believing that America’s civil justice system is a bad thing. Sadly, the campaign has worked, fostering views contrary to one of the most fundamental principle on which America was founded: that the courts are to be…

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Florida Personal Injury Law: Duty Opens the Courthouse Doors

Every personal injury plaintiff must plead and prove that the defendant owed and breached a duty of care and that the breach proximately (i.e., foreseeably and substantially) contributed to the specific injury suffered. These are the prima facie elements of a personal injury case. Whether a duty exists is a…

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