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  • Winter Comes to Florida, Leads to Increase in Insurance Claims

    March 06, 2014

    Freezing temperatures, snow, ice. That may be par for the course during winter in northern states, but it’s not something we see too often in the south. This year, however, the severe Winter Storm Leon brought inclement weather to much of the southern region of our country, including Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida. That […]

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  • Winter Storms Lead to Unexpected Business Interruptions

    February 24, 2014

    It turns out that January’s polar vortex lived up to its ominous-sounding name. While Florida may have gotten off easy, cold weather and extreme conditions in most of the rest of the country prevented people from getting to school or work, increased traffic accidents, stranded motorists, and damaged buildings. As you might imagine, this means […]

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  • How to Prevent Accidents and Injuries on the Water

    February 15, 2014

    If you live in Florida, it’s almost a guarantee that you spend at least some time on the open water. With nearly 1,200 miles of coastline and comfortably warm temperatures year-round, it would be difficult to convince yourself not to. But it doesn’t matter if you’re swimming, boating, fishing, scuba diving, or engaging in some […]

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  • Road Block for Traffic Cameras in Florida

    February 09, 2014

    We’ve all seen them before: those little cameras perched on top of traffic lights and the signs that warn “Red Light Photo Enforced”. Do those cameras make a difference to your driving behavior? You might think that you’d be a safe and responsible driver regardless, and that the camera doesn’t make that big a difference, […]

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  • Vacation Accidents to Avoid (and What to Do If You Can’t)

    February 03, 2014

    It’s February, and that means that tourist season is in full swing in the Sunshine State. People from all over come to enjoy our comfortably warm weather, gorgeous beaches, relaxed atmosphere, innumerable theme parks, and other exciting destinations. Most of them are quite good at preparing for their trip (bathing suits, sunscreen, itineraries and the […]

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  • Vacation Injuries Are More Common Than You Might Think

    January 30, 2014

    It’s vacation season, and Floridians can expect to see plenty of tourists exploring our state’s cities, beaches, and amusement parks this winter. You and your family may be planning your own in-state vacation, or getting ready to visit another part of the world. If you are getting ready for a vacation, you’re probably thinking about […]

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  • Why Are Buses Missing Obvious Safety Features?

    January 27, 2014

    When you ride the bus, you’re probably not thinking much about whether or not it’s safe. You just want to get from point A to point B, and if you don’t have a car of your own, the local metro is the easiest – and cheapest – way to do that. Unfortunately, buses aren’t safe. […]

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  • Why Changes to PIP Have People in Florida Piqued

    January 22, 2014

    Okay, a quick show of hands. How many of you actually know what PIP means? Probably not very many – but you should. The acronym stands for Personal Injury Protection, and it’s a law that is a by-product of Florida being a no-fault state. It was put in place to make sure that Floridians injured […]

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  • People Go On Royal Caribbean Majesty of the Seas Cruise, get Norovirus

    January 21, 2014

    What do you think about when you imagine going on a cruise? Most people would probably say things like sitting by the pool, taking in amazing sights, sipping delicious cocktails, enjoying onboard entertainment, and – most of all – relaxing. One thing that you’re not likely to imagine is spending large portions of your vacation […]

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  • The “Affluenza” Defense: Right or Wrong?

    January 18, 2014

    The recent case of Texas teen Ethan Couch has left many in and outside the legal community scratching their heads in confusion. Couch, a wealthy white sixteen-year-old, killed the four people he plowed his truck into while driving drunk after stealing beer—but was only sentenced to 10 years’ probation, with no jail time. How did […]

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