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Parents of Two-Year-Old Killed at Disney World in Orlando May be Able to File Wrongful Death Claim

Over the last few months, we have read news headlines highlighting terrifying incidents involving children. Just last month, a two-year-old boy was killed after he was pulled by an alligator into a lagoon near a Walt Disney World hotel in Florida. The boy’s body was later found intact about 10…

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Property Owner May Owe Duty of Care for Landscaped Areas in Florida

Property owners have a legal obligation to maintain their premises in sensibly safe conditions in order not to injure those who enter the land. Invitees are individuals who enter the land for business purposes, such as customers, and they are owed the highest duty of care. Property owners have a duty to…

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Supermarket Not Liable for Slip and Fall Damages in One Florida Case

Property owners in Florida have a duty ensure that their property is in reasonably safe condition for visitors. If you or someone close to you has been injured on someone else’s land, you may be able to file a lawsuit against the property owner. This area of law is known…

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Florida Court Rules that Products Liability Case is Barred Due to Statute of Repose

If you have been injured by a faulty product, it is important to consult a qualified Miami injury lawyer as soon as possible. Personal injury claims are governed by strict time limits, and acting fast can make all the difference in your case. In Dominguez v. Hayward Industries, Inc., the plaintiff…

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Federal Court in Florida Remands Slip and Fall Case Due to Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Filing a personal injury claim can be a complicated process. At the Law Offices of Robert Dixon, our diligent and hardworking Miami injury attorneys understand the procedural rules that can be vital to your case. In Chase v. Hess Operations LLC, a woman was injured in a slip and fall…

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