Florida is known as the boating capital of the world. In 2022, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) announced the Sunshine State had passed one million registered boats, with 74,622 in Miami-Dade County alone. The growing number of boaters reinforces the importance of safe and responsible boating. If…
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Miami is a paradise for boating enthusiasts with its sparkling blue waters and year-round sunny weather. However, its idyllic waters can sometimes turn treacherous, leading to unfortunate accidents. According to the Florida Department of Fish and Wildlife Commission (FDFWC), Miami-Dade County ranked second in the state for most reportable boating…
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With its stunning coastlines and waterways, Miami is a prime location for boating enthusiasts to enjoy the sun and sea. However, this popularity also means an unfortunate reality: some boaters will end up injured in accidents and collisions. In 2022, there were 735 reported boat accidents in Florida’s state waters,…
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According to recent data, the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach area is the 14th most dangerous metropolitan area in the United States for pedestrians. The Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles reported 915 pedestrian crashes between January and July of 2023 in Miami-Dade County, with 49 fatalities and 684 injuries during the…
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The unnecessary death of a loved one is a tragic and traumatic event, especially when it occurs due to the negligence or wrongful actions of a third party. Wrongful deaths can leave families struggling financially and emotionally. Florida law provides avenues for seeking justice and compensation through wrongful death claims.…
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Originally published March 30, 2022. Updated August 17, 2023. Forklifts are inherently dangerous yet simultaneously essential to many occupations in South Florida and all over the country. From boatyards to warehouses, this heavy machine has the ability to accidentally seriously injure, maim, or even kill its operators and bystanders. The…
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