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Fort Lauderdale and other areas of Broward County see their fair share of personal injury cases. Usually, personal injury attorneys contend with cases based upon accidents and negligence; however, it’s not uncommon for people in Florida and elsewhere to face a personal injury lawsuit for deliberately inflicting harm upon others. The following example illustrates a […]

The House Civil Justice Committee got it right this year when they voted down the “Bad Faith Reform” bill (HB 427)sponsored by Rep. Kathleen Passidomo (R-Naples) 8-7. Three of the 8 “NO” votes were made by Republicans, who were evidently not convinced that doing away with Insurance Bad Faith was “business-friendly” or consumer-friendly, as it […]

All Four Lawlor, Winston, White & Murphey partners selected as 2012 "Super Lawyers"
Fort Lauderdale, February 2012 — All four Lawlor, Winston, White & Murphey partners have been selected as 2012 SuperLawyers, an honor reser…

For the second time in the last three weeks, a Princess Cruise Ship, the “Crown Princess”, shipping out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was forced to return to port early due to a sweeping outbreak of norovirus.  The ship was “sanitized” following its last voyage when it returned to port with approximately 200 people onboard sick. […]

The personal injury cases we most often hear about tend to be fairly standard fare, often involving someone incurring injury on someone else’s property or being harmed due to careless or negligent actions. But some stories are a bit more unusual—as they say, you can’t make these things up. Sometimes, cases of personal injury involve […]

In Fort Lauderdale and throughout Florida, the Sunshine State has significantly busy streets. The sheer volume of traffic alone lends itself to a higher occurrence of car accidents. Factor in any additional variables, such as poor road conditions, distracted driving, drunk driving, or even faulty auto equipment, and the risk goes even higher. Though it’s […]

Lawlor, Winston, White & Murphey fights to uphold Patient’s Right to Know (Amendment 7)
Featured in the Broward Bulldog:
http://www.browardbulldog.org/2011/12/constitutional-amendment-proves-no-guarantee-to-opening-up-hospital-records-to-patients/

Lawlor, Winston, White & Murphey and Alpha & Omega Court Reporting to host 4th Annual Holiday Open House to Benefit Sheinberg Family YMCA
http://www.ideamarketers.com/?articleid=2731028&wherefrom=LOGIN&CFID=69279796&CFTOKEN=3273828…

 
Lawlor, Winston, White & Murphey and Farmer, Jaffe, Weissing, Edwards, Fistos & Lehrman, P.L. and State Representative Perry Thurston team up to give away more than 200 Thanksgiving turkeys
http://powellcalvinss.newsvine.com/_news/2011/1…

By Hector Lombana Florida’s health system could be – and should be – improved. But not through the imposition of caps on medical malpractice awards. Rather, it should be done through strict monitoring and discipline of healthcare providers that requires true accountability. The caps on damages in medical malpractice actions not only continue to negatively […]