Category: Newsletter

Protect Yourself from Dangerous Defective Products

19Jan
When you hear “dangerous product,” you might imagine a loaded gun or an explosive. However, even seemingly harmless items like toys can cause serious injuries or even fatalities if they are defective. If a defective product has harmed you, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the legal remedies available to you. What Is a […]
The words defective product on colorful road signs to remind people to protect themselves from dangerous items.

Miami, FL — Reports of Metal Pieces Prompts Recall of Taquitos Sold at Aldi Stores

19Jan
Miami, FL (January 14th, 2025) – Approximately 24,879 pounds of frozen taquitos were recalled from Aldi stores in several states, including Florida, this week. Packaged as Casa Mamita Chicken & Cheese Taquitos, the product is manufactured by Bestway Sandwiches Inc. Packages bear a UPC of 4061459337471, and feature best-by dates of July 3, 2025 and Sept. 25, 2025. The recalled taquitos may be contaminated with a foreign material.
Hand writing inscription Product Recall with marker

Winter Home Fire Safety Tips

19Jan
As temperatures drop, keeping warm becomes a top priority for many households. However, the increased use of heating equipment during winter significantly raises the risk of home fires. Many of these fires stem from the improper use, installation, or maintenance of portable heating devices. By following a few simple precautions, you can stay warm, protect […]
Technician installing a smoke alarm for fire safety in the winter.

Safety Tips:

19Jan
The Four P’s for Winter The winter season brings cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and less frequent precipitation. Adjusting to the cold and dry weather can be challenging for many Floridians. The following tips will help you stay safe when the temperature drops and the air becomes drier. Understanding Cold Weather Risks Surprisingly, most cold weather […]
woman and cat with plants in winter next to fire safe winter heater.

Tort Law: Breast Cancer – Medical and Legal Considerations

19Jan
Summary Breast cancer affects nearly 10% of women, and delays in its diagnosis often lead to medical malpractice cases. These cases generally fall into two categories: the misdiagnosis of a benign lump that turns out to be cancerous, and instances where no lump is detected during an examination. Proving negligence and causation in breast cancer […]
Frustrated woman wearing black dress.

Several Laws Affect Breast Cancer and Patients

19Jan
Women’s Health & Cancer Rights Act (WHCRA) The Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act (WHCRA) is a federal law that provides certain rights and protections to patients who choose to have breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. This law requires most health insurance plans that cover mastectomies also to cover breast reconstruction, prostheses and physical complications […]
Male lawyer talking to a woman patient.