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Who is Liable for Injuries on a Rental Boat?

One of the most appealing attractions in Florida are its beautiful waterways, which continue to be a mainstay for both visitors and locals alike. The nearly year-round warm weather makes it a popular destination for boat rentals at the many beaches, lakes, rivers, inlets, and canals. However, increased activity on…

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Common Injuries at a Cruise Ship’s Pool

Although Florida is famous for being the perfect place to go on a cruise, many passengers suffer serious injuries every year due to cruise ship accidents. Cruise lines are in constant competition with each other, as they continue to build elaborate swimming pools, water slides, wave pools, and other aquatic…

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Am I Legally Allowed to Let Someone Borrow my Boat?

The most common type of boating accident in Florida usually involves a collision with another vessel. Whether you are planning on going for a boat ride or thinking about loaning your vessel to someone outside of your household, it is crucial to understand the maritime laws in Florida. The repercussions…

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Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal Reverses Jury Verdict for Single Error

It’s a subject we have mentioned on several occasions, but it’s one that bears repeating. Even a single error can be damaging to a case, or lead to wasteful and duplicative effort for all involved. Indeed, as the defendants in a recent case before Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal,…

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First District Court of Appeal Affirms in Boating Negligence Case

Under Florida law, a plaintiff has two years to bring a suit for negligence. See Fla. Stat. § 95.11. Although the waters surrounding our state play host to a number of accidents, many potential litigants are surprised to learn that the Florida legal rules, including the aforementioned statute of limitations, are…

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