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Category: Wrongful Death
Wake-Up Call - Spectator Safety Measures Need Improvement
July 24, 2015 | Category: Wrongful DeathGoing to sporting events is an activity many of us enjoy; however, there are times when attending these events may come with spectator injuries. It is important to address this issue.
Can You Sue if You Were Hurt by Fireworks?
July 21, 2015 | Category: Defective Products, Wrongful DeathFor many in Florida and across the country, the Fourth of July is a time of celebration and patriotism. Once nightfall hits, many people like to light up the sky with a variety of fireworks that often prove to be spectacular displays of color and beauty. Unfortunately, though, some of the celebrations involving fireworks end in injury or, in some instances, tragedy.
Lawsuit Filed Against Boeing for Toxic Cabin Fumes
July 15, 2015 | Category: Defective Products, Wrongful DeathNBC Today reported on June 23, 2015 that four flight attendants who were taken seriously ill after complaining of noxious chemical fumes in the cabin of Alaska Airlines Flight 769 on July 12, 2013, have filed a lawsuit against Boeing. Two flight attendants passed out.
What Public Warning Systems Protect You During Thunderstorms?
July 6, 2015 | Category: Defective Products, Wrongful DeathThe phrase "Lightning Capital" is often used to describe Florida because Florida has more thunderstorms and lightning strikes each year than anywhere else in the United States. With having more lightning strikes, comes more deaths and injuries from lightning.
Residential and Community Pools: Enjoy the Water and Stay Safe
July 2, 2015 | Category: Inadequate Security, Wrongful DeathPublic and residential pools can be a great source of family fun and togetherness. Each year, however, we hear of unfortunate stories involving drownings or other pool-related injuries. Ft. Myers personal injury attorney Randall Spivey and his team want you and your family to enjoy the pool while remembering to keep safety first.
Soap Pod Poisonings Are On The Rise
June 15, 2015 | Category: Defective Products, Wrongful DeathConvenient single-use laundry detergent “pods” are causing a rising rate of poisoning. As reported in the Wall Street Journal in May 2015, at least seven people, children and adults with dementia, have died after biting into the single-dose laundry pods this year alone.
Dram Shop Case in Florida Allowed to Proceed: Evans v. McCabe
June 4, 2015 | Category: Wrongful DeathWhenever someone is hurt or killed due to an incident involving alcohol and/or drugs, people want answers. Who can be held responsible for the injuries or death? How can we stop this from happening to someone else in the future? How can the law help us? All of these are common questions to which injured parties and/or their loved ones seek responses.
Amusement Rides - Are They Worth The Risk?
May 26, 2015 | Category: Inadequate Security, Wrongful DeathVisiting amusement parks is high on the list of most families when they are determining how to spend their free time together. These amusement parks may be the large parks such as Disney World and Universal Studios in Florida. When making plans regarding amusement park visits, do you ever think about safety?
Sports Eye Injuries May Result in Law Suits
April 22, 2015 | Category: Wrongful DeathPlaying some sports can be dangerous by virtue of the sport. However, there are occasions where someone can be held responsible for eye injuries and/or blindness.
The Extent of Your Personal Injuries Can Affect the Value of Your Case
March 31, 2015 | Category: Wrongful DeathFt. Myers personal injury lawyers, like Randall Spivey, are often asked to evaluate the value of their clients’ personal injury cases. Mr. Spivey has handled a variety of cases that have ended in favorable outcomes; however, the value of a case will not be exactly the same for every individual, even if the facts are somewhat similar in nature.