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Unlocking the Complexities of PIP Insurance: A Deep Dive into the Assignment of Benefits Definition and Implications

June 18, 2014

Assignment & Standing in PIP Insurance: An In-depth Analysis Understanding the intricacies of personal injury protection (PIP) insurance requires not only a grasp of the assignment of benefits definition but also a thorough dissection of two core principles: “Assignment” and “Standing“. These concepts guide the process of transferring rights, benefits,

What is a Personal Injury case?

June 16, 2014

A personal injury is any bodily injury that occurs due to the negligence or unreasonably unsafe actions of another person or organization. A personal injury can be either physical or psychological, and several types of accidents can be the cause of a personal injury. The following are a few of

Diver Safety: How to Stay Safe in Heavily Trafficked Waters

June 12, 2014

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) stated that on Sunday, June 8, 2014, a 26-year-old man was killed when he and a young woman were apparently struck by a boat while snorkeling near the Jupiter Inlet. The woman was treated and released. The boat that collided with the

Firework Safety: Ten Simple Tips to Keep You Safe

June 10, 2014

/blog/firework-safety-ten-simple-tips-to-keep-safe around this time of year, especially as we get closer to The Fourth of July, fireworks light up the skies with brilliant designs and beautiful colors. These fireworks can be very exciting and a lot of fun to watch, but they can also be extremely dangerous. In 2012, the

Are Cyber-Bullying Laws Too Strict?

June 6, 2014

Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that takes place using the Internet, or other electronic devices, such as a cell phone. Victims are harassed, teased, embarrassed and sometimes even threatened with images and words that are either sent to the victim themselves or shared publicly through social media. Cyber-bullying and

Recalled Nap Nanny Causes Six Infant Deaths

June 5, 2014

In 2010, Baby Matters LLC recalled a product called the Nap Nanny, a portable infant recliner made for both sleeping and playing. The product was recalled after an incident where the Nap Nanny was placed in an infant’s crib, and the baby rolled over the side of the product. The

Is 2014 The Year of the Whistleblower?

June 3, 2014

It is a good year for whistleblowers! According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), whistleblowers in qui tam lawsuits have pulled in more than $300 million since October 1, 2013. It is easy to use this date because the federal government starts its fiscal year on October 1st. So with an impressive five

Honor Flight Program brings World War II Veterans to Washington DC

June 2, 2014

Honor Flight Network is an organization geared toward paying tribute to America’s veterans. This non-profit provides transportation to Washington, DC to visit the World War II memorial. For these flights, a top priority is given to World War II veterans and those veterans who are terminally ill. This flight and

Truck Safety: How the Shortage of Drivers and Lack of Sleep Can Cause Danger on the Road

May 29, 2014

Trucking is a growing industry and is the dominant method to move freight in the United States. Trains, planes and automobiles all pale in comparison. In 2012 trucks moved 9.4 billion tons of freight, which is 68.5 percent of all domestic deliveries. The following are some positive factors that will help