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This Florida Hospital’s High Mortality Rate is Alarming

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This Florida hospital’s mortality rate for child surgeries was a secret until CNN used the Freedom of Information Act to uncover shocking details.

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Hoverboard Travelers Are Hovering Over Danger

As the product reportedly catches on fire, a number of retailers are pulling the products from their sites, and the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission is conducting an investigation. [powerpress] Call or text Chalik & Chalik (855) 529-0269

This month's Florida Injury Report talks about how drunk drivers are causing one-third of fatal car accidents in the Nation. One-third of Fatal Car Accidents Caused by Intoxicated Drivers

This month’s Florida Injury Report talks about how drunk drivers are causing one-third of fatal car accidents in the Nation. Two years ago, Florida experienced 676 fatalities caused by drivers with excessive blood alcohol limits. [powerpress] Call or text Chalik & Chalik (855) 529-0269

What the Florida Supreme Court Said About a University of Miami Birth Injury Case

In this month’s podcast, the Florida Supreme Court Weighs in on a University of Miami birth injury case. [powerpress] Call or text Chalik & Chalik (855) 529-0269

Comparative Negligence for Slip and Fall Injuries in Florida

In Florida, the Comparative negligence rule is applicable to all cases involving a claim of injury caused by another person’s negligence or fault. The law provides that the plaintiff may recover damages from the defendant only if the plaintiff proves that he was not negligent and that his injuries were proximately caused solely by the...