[email protected] | June 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
Filing a Wrongful Death Claim After a Car Accident
It doesn’t feel real at first. One moment, someone you love is alive. The next, they’re gone because another driver chose to treat a red light like a suggestion, or looked at their phone instead of the road. You’re left with more than grief when… read more
[email protected] | June 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
When Is the Trucking Company Liable?
Not every truck accident is about one bad decision behind the wheel. Sometimes, the real cause hides in plain sight – in the breakroom schedule taped to a wall, in the maintenance logs no one double-checked, or in an email from a supervisor that pushed… read more
[email protected] | May 30, 2025 | Uncategorized
Florida’s HB 6017: Hope for More Families Seeking Justice After Medical Malpractice
For more than three decades, Florida families have encountered a painful legal roadblock after losing a loved one to medical negligence. If your child was 25 or older, unmarried, and had no minor children, you had no right to seek pain and suffering damages for… read more
Gregg Hollander | May 30, 2025 | Uncategorized
When to Call a Florida Boating Accident Lawyer—and Why It Matters
If you’ve been injured in a Florida boating accident, you may be facing far more than just a painful recovery. Medical bills, lost income, insurance delays, and legal uncertainty can quickly compound your stress. You might be wondering: Do I really need a boating accident… read more
[email protected] | May 30, 2025 | Uncategorized
How Common Is Drug-Impaired Driving—and How Can a Florida Lawyer Help Victims Recover?
Across Florida’s roads and highways, one alarming trend has become harder to ignore: the rising number of drug-impaired drivers causing catastrophic collisions. These are not just statistics—they’re life-changing events for victims and families. A single moment of impaired judgment, whether caused by a prescription pill… read more
[email protected] | May 30, 2025 | Uncategorized
Navigating the Waters After a Collision: Steps Following a Florida Boat Accident
Florida’s scenic waterways—whether it’s a slow cruise through the Boca Raton Intracoastal, a day of fishing on Lake Okeechobee, or navigating the busy Fort Lauderdale inlets—offer endless opportunities for recreation and relaxation. But when a day on the water ends in an unexpected accident, the… read more
Gregg Hollander | January 15, 2025 | Pedestrian Accidents \ Uncategorized
Do I Need A Pedestrian Accident Attorney?
If a vehicle hit you while you were walking, you may wonder if you need help from someone who understands these cases. The answer is yes because your injuries, medical bills, and other losses deserve attention and care. Reaching out to a pedestrian accident lawyer… read more
[email protected] | October 18, 2024 | Nursing home neglect and abuse \ Uncategorized
What Type of Lawyer Sues Hospitals?
If you have been a medical malpractice victim or suffered harm due to negligence in a hospital setting, you may wonder what type of lawyer you should contact to bring a lawsuit against the hospital. Suing hospitals is often a daunting endeavor, as it involves… read more
Gregg Hollander | October 5, 2022 | Uncategorized
Most Common Water Park Accidents in Fort Lauderdale
Warm, sunny Fort Lauderdale is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Florida, and part of the reason is the abundance of family-friendly water parks. Many cities are lucky to boast just one amusement park full of towering water slides, lazy rivers, and splash… read more
Gregg Hollander | January 7, 2017 | Uncategorized
Newton v. Caterpillar Corp. et al – Civil Lawsuit After Work Injury
If you work in construction, landscaping or health care, you know there are many hazards that come with the job. Those who are injured at work in Florida may be eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits, which are the exclusive remedy one has against his or her… read more
Gregg Hollander | December 16, 2016 | Uncategorized
Piotrowski v. Menard, Inc. – Trip-and-Fall Injury Lawsuit Weighed by 7th Circuit
Trip-and-fall injuries can occur on a myriad of different walking surfaces, and are usually caused by an uneven walkway or some type of non-obvious obstruction or hole. These type of incidents can result in severe and sometimes disabling injuries, so it’s important to explore all… read more
Gregg Hollander | November 4, 2016 | Uncategorized
Rogers v. Martin – Liability for Injury of Party Guest
As we head into the holiday season, many individuals and families will be hosting gatherings where they will invite loved ones, friends and acquaintances. Party hosts should be aware that when they invite people onto their property, they assume a degree of responsibility for the… read more
Gregg Hollander | October 19, 2016 | Uncategorized
Shopping Cart Injury Results in $1.3 Million Jury Award
There has been much news lately about defective or dangerous products that may cause injury – Exploding airbags. Exploding phones. Exploding hoverboards. These concerns are legitimate, but the products that cause the most injuries are those that are seemingly much more benign. Take shopping carts, for example…. read more
Gregg Hollander | October 4, 2016 | Uncategorized
Social Media Posts May Damage Sharpton Daughter’s Injury Lawsuit
Dominique Sharpton, daughter of American civil rights activist Al Sharpton, has come under fire after a number of social media posts emerged showing her hiking, dancing in high heels and traveling to Miami. None of this would likely be noteworthy to the public, except for… read more
Gregg Hollander | October 2, 2016 | Uncategorized
Treadmill and Gym Injuries Offsetting Exercise Benefits, CPSC Says
Getting a workout is supposed to be beneficial to our health. However, there is growing evidence that certain equipment at the gym could be offsetting some of those benefits. Every single year, thousands of Americans are suffering serious injuries – including torn muscles, strained backs… read more
Gregg Hollander | September 30, 2016 | Uncategorized
Smotherman v. Cass Regional Medical Center: “No Court Can Guarantee Perfect Trial”
A slip-and-fall accident plaintiff in Missouri sought a retrial after learning that a juror who weighed her case engaged in misconduct by Googling the weather on the exact day of her injury. The Missouri Supreme Court, in its review of Smotherman v. Cass Regional Medical… read more
Gregg Hollander | September 27, 2016 | Uncategorized
South Florida Woman’s Family Claims Negligent Security Led to Her Murder
Negligent security played an integral role in the death of a 59-year-old woman killed in her gated community home in Davie two years ago, her family alleges. The Sun-Sentinel reports the family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the property management company as well as… read more
Gregg Hollander | August 9, 2016 | Uncategorized
Bixenmann v. Dickinson Land Surveyors – Plaintiffs Needed Expert Witness to Prove Injury Lawsuit
When a person alleges negligence on behalf of a professional person who was acting in the scope of employment at the time of the purported wrongful act, it may be necessary for the plaintiff to secure expert witness testimony. In these cases, a finding of… read more
Gregg Hollander | July 19, 2016 | Uncategorized
Bernardoni v. City of Saginaw – Sidewalk Trip-and-Fall Accident Lawsuit
Sidewalks are constructed solely for the purpose of providing a safe space to travel on foot, out of the way of cars or other traffic. Unfortunately, many sidewalks are a threat in and of themselves. Specifically, they can be a fall risk if they are… read more
Gregg Hollander | July 14, 2016 | Uncategorized
Negligent Security Questions Raised in Wake of Florida Nightclub Shooting
Following a massacre at a nightclub in Orlando by an American security guard who claimed terrorist ties, Florida now has the dubious distinction of being the site of the largest modern-day mass shooting. Investigators are still working to piece together what exactly happened and the… read more