In March 2010, President Obama signed a healthcare reform that caused much scrutiny and debate among the American public. Specifically, the most controversial provision in the bill states that in 2014, everyone must purchase health insurance or face a $695 annual fine. Many states, including Florida, have taken issue with the provision. Florida filed suit…
In personal injury cases, the person that is injured may also be at fault for causing the injury. This concept is called “comparative negligence”. In other words, the injured party may still recover some of his or her damages even if he or she was partially to blame for causing the accident. In states using…
Every day, cases are tried involving motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, negligence, and investment losses (normally investment loss cases tried to an Aribtration panel in Boca Raton). Some of the verdicts are particularly noteworthy. You may be in a similar legal situation as many of these people; who were made financially whole after…
As we all know, technology has taken tremendous leaps forward in the past decade. Most recently, Apple’s introduction of the iPhone and iPad has revolutionized the world of mobile technology. For lawyers, doing legal reasearch has become far more accessible with the convenient Safari application built into the iPhone and iPad. What most people don’t…
The Law Offices of Aronberg, Aronberg & Green is pleased to announce the hiring of a new law clerk – Corey Strauss. Mr. Strauss, a recent graduate from the University of Florida’s business school, will be joining our law firm to assist in file management, legal research and client development. Mr. Strauss, originally from New…
If only our Florida legislature could spend some time on issues like these instead of wasting time deciding whether a “barking tree frog” should be Florida’s amphibian. Shame on you for failing to address this case AGAIN!!! Does anyone think our Legislature should be in session LONGER than 60 days!!!??? With all of the important…
Some bills that passed and failed in the 2011 session. All passed bills await Gov. Rick Scott’s approval. Consumers BIKE SAFETY (Failed): Bicycle helmets worn by riders under 16 must meet federal safety requirements. (SB 118/HB 981) BOOSTER SEATS (Failed): Requires booster seats for children between 4 and 7 years old who are shorter than…
How our cars got safer By Gibson Vance April 16, 2011 Traffic deaths in the United States have dropped to their lowest level since 1949, according to a report released this month by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Remarkably, this drop occurred even as Americans drove 21 billion more miles in 2010 than…
We are currently working on a catastrophic automobile case involving the death of an 8 year old girl. The 8 year old and her family were all involved in this tragic event on the New Jersey turnpike. The family was traveling on the turnpike when they encountered an accident – a disabled vehicle in the…
In a very hard fought jury trial, we succeeded in obtaining a favorable jury verdict for our client. The case arose from a knife stabbing at Piper High School in Broward County. Our female client became entangled in a fight between two male students and was punched in the face and stabbed in the neck…
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