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Steps to Take After Being Injured on a Cruise Ship

Florida is a hub of activity when it comes to cruise ships, but what happens if you sustain an injury on your voyage? There are various steps that individuals can take after sustaining an injury on a cruise ship to help not only ensure they receive the medical care they need but also that…

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Update: Additional Visitors Report Being Shocked at Harbourside Place Fountain

Investigators released new information Tuesday related to the fatal electrocution incident at the Harbourside Place fountain on Sunday, October 22, that also injured four others including three children. Visitor Reported Being Shocked in July Dina Fleck contacted Jupiter Police on October 24, two days after the deadly incident, to report that she and a…

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10 Steps to take after being in a Car Accident in Florida

Despite your skill as a driver, or the precautions you take while behind the wheel, studies done by organizations such as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) have some sobering news for ALL drivers: the average driver will be involved in a car accident 3-4…

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Electrocutions and Electrical Shock Incidents in Public Places

The recent electrocution incident at Harbourside Place in Jupiter, Florida, is a stark reminder that electrocutions and electrical shock incidents in public places, particularly areas that attract children, are alarming and of great concern. These accidents not only lead to potential injuries and even death, but also underscore the need for more vigorous safety…

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Electrocution at Jupiter’s Harbourside Place Kills One, sends Children to Hospital; Who may be to blame?

One person died, and four others, including three children, were injured in what is being described as an “electrocution incident” at the fountain area at Harbourside Place in Jupiter on Sunday. At approximately 3:33pm Sunday, Palm Beach County Fire Rescue units were called to Harbourside Place after receiving reports of a drowning. Upon arriving,…

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The Use of New Technology in Personal Injury Law

In this digital age, we are seeing constant changes in how technology impacts our lives. In the legal field, new technology has revolutionized how cases are investigated, evidence is presented, and how communication between legal professionals and plaintiffs takes place. Personal injury firms have been at the forefront of this change, adapting their processes…

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GOLDLAW to Sponsor Boynton Senior Expo

The GOLDLAW name has become synonymous with dedication and community service, supporting causes and events in Palm Beach County for more than 20 years. Next up for the firm and staff that show an unparalleled commitment to the community? GOLDLAW will be a “Silver Sponsor,” at the Boynton Senior Fair that will take place…

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10 Most Common Causes of Car Accidents in Florida

Florida is known for its great weather and beautiful beaches. However, it also has one of the highest rates of car accidents in the United States. These accidents result from various causes, ranging from human error to environmental factors. Here’s a look at the ten most common causes of car accidents in the Sunshine…

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Steps to take after a Slip and Fall Accident

  A slip and fall incident can be physically painful, emotionally taxing, and legally complex. In Florida, when an individual suffers a slip and fall that results in an injury, taking the appropriate steps is essential to ensure their well-being and protect their potential legal rights. Here are the steps victims should take as…

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World Heart Day and Heart of the Game

Heart of the Game (HOTG) is a charity founded in 2016 by Craig. The idea of providing free defibrillators (AEDs) and cardiac emergency response training to youth sports clubs was a result of a combination of factors. When Craig’s father almost died from sudden cardiac arrest (SCA), Craig was only 17-years-old. Later, Craig would…

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