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Monthly Archives: July 2021

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Household Appliance Accidents & Injuries

By Alan Goldfarb, P.A. |

Can you file a lawsuit if a defective household appliance malfunctions and causes you injury? The answer is yes. In fact, it’s much easier to file a lawsuit against a company that produces a defective product than it is to file a lawsuit against a property owner who allows dangerous conditions to injure those… Read More »

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Pet Grooming Company Sued For Injuring Animals

By Alan Goldfarb, P.A. |

Several individuals who brought their pets to a mobile grooming business say that their animals appeared injured after they were returned to them. One man brought his pet, Karma, to the veterinarian immediately after returning home. His puppy was bleeding from her nose and nearly limp. At the emergency vet, where Karma died, the… Read More »

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Miami International Airport Allowed Disabled Safety Devices On Elevators

By Alan Goldfarb, P.A. |

Elevator injury lawsuits. You don’t hear a lot about them in the news. That’s largely because elevators are rather safe, except in the movies, unless the building is on fire. Having redundant safety features, as they do, this prevents the elevator from dropping multiple stories with passengers inside. That is, unless you are in… Read More »

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City Of Miami Faces Lawsuit Over Motorcycle Crash

By Alan Goldfarb, P.A. |

A lawsuit has been filed against the Miami Police Department after the death of a motorcyclist. The surviving victim of the accident, a young woman, claims that Miami PD chased her husband’s motorcycle and eventually struck the motorcycle until it crashed into a retaining wall. There have been four investigations into this particular incident…. Read More »

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Nursing Home Abuse Lawsuit Could Be Headed To SCOTUS

By Alan Goldfarb, P.A. |

A wrongful death lawsuit stemming from nursing home neglect could be headed to SCOTUS. A Kansas facility lost 25 residents and saw more than 100 infections during the height of the pandemic. The facility was cited by officials after their infection control protocols failed miserably and cost 25 families their loved ones. A health… Read More »

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Judge Says $48M For Collapsed High-Rise “Won’t Be Enough”

By Alan Goldfarb, P.A. |

According to the high-rise’s owner-company, they have a reported $30 in insurance related to property claims and an additional $18 million related to liability insurance. A judge handling the five (and growing) number of lawsuits filed against the development company said $48 million is not going to be enough to compensate the families of… Read More »

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Orthopedic Surgical Manufacturer Accused of Harming Patients, Paying Doctors

By Alan Goldfarb, P.A. |

An orthopedic surgical manufacturer that fabricates surgical tools and prosthetics for orthopedic patients is accused not only of harming patients but of paying doctors so that they will use their potentially dangerous devices on patients. The problem is rampant in the medical industry. While the quality of these surgical implements varies from company to… Read More »

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