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How to Stay Safe this Fourth of July

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on June 25, 2015December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in 2013, more than 11,000 fireworks-related injuries were reported.Each year, millions of Americans enjoy fireworks at home or at a local fireworks display. Unfortunately, thousands are injured and rushed to the hospital with serious injuries.Have you been injured as a result of someone else’s negligence while handling […] Read More

Four Hospitalized Due to Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on April 14, 2015December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

A Wilton Manors family is mourning the loss of a loved one after being exposed to carbon monoxide inside the family townhome. Four others, including the victims wife and daughter, were hospitalized.The family was found on Monday morning after neighbors in Belle Isle on the 2200 block of Northeast 9th Avenue noticed the family’s garage […] Read More

Could a Viral Video Challenge Get You Sued?

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on January 28, 2015December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

Last year, the Ice Bucket Challenge was something no one could escape, and months later new viral video challenges are still popping up. Could one of these types of challenges actually get you sued?Although the Ice Bucket Challenge, was meant to be charitable, for some people it became a way to surprise unsuspecting individuals with […] Read More

Advocates Push for More Pedestrian and Bike-Friendly Streets

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on September 10, 2014November 1, 2023 in Personal Injury

The Palm Beach Metropolitan Planning Organization is pushing for more complete streets, ones that give equal footing to pedestrians, makes it easier to cross roads and walk to shops, bike to work and catch public transportation. The implementation of complete street principles is listed as one of the organizations top goals along with the redevelopment […] Read More

Do You Need to Worry About Distracted Pedestrians?

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on September 5, 2014December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

Plenty of evidence has backed claims that texting and driving is a dangerous practice, however, new studies are claiming that texting can also disrupt how we walk.Scientists at Stony Brook University have found that using a cellphone to talk or text while driving can disrupt your gait, enough so that it could lead to a […] Read More

Three South Florida Pedestrian Accidents in 12 Hours

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on July 17, 2014November 1, 2023 in Personal Injury

Early this morning, a man died from his injuries after he was struck by a motor vehicle while crossing U.S. 441. The man, who was with his friend, was headed to a nearby convenience store when he was struck by a red truck. According to the friend, the man looked for oncoming cars and did […] Read More

American Medical Association Wants Cheerleading to Be Considered a Sport

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on June 20, 2014December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

The American Medical Association (AMA) recently adopted a policy declaring cheerleading a sport and is hoping that other organizations and associations follow suit.AMA members believe that cheerleading is just as rigorous as other activities high schools and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) consider sports. By adding cheerleading as a sport, more safety measures for […] Read More

Seminole Ridge High School Closes Auto Shop after Students Seriously Injured in Accident

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on April 15, 2014December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

Seminole Ridge High School has shuttered the doors to its auto body shop indefinitely after two students were seriously injured during class on April 11.Palm Beach County Fire Rescue responded to a traumatic accident at the high school in Loxahatchee on Friday morning. One student was flown by trauma hawk to St. Marys Medical Center […] Read More

Football vs. Cheerleading: Whose Injuries Are Worse?

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on January 9, 2014December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

At first glance, its easy to imagine that the injuries football players sustain would be more severe than those of cheerleaders, but this is not always the case. In truth, both sports are fast paced with the potential for serious accidents, though football injuries have gotten a good deal of negative press in the past […] Read More

Retail Maintenance Accidents

Posted on behalf of Gordon & Partners on November 21, 2013December 7, 2022 in Personal Injury

Each day millions of consumers head to retail stores, supermarkets, and malls seeking out food, clothing, and other goods. According to the National Retail Federation as many as 152 million people will shop on Black Friday.Unfortunately, shopping-related injuries and retail accidents account for thousands of personal injury claims each year. Businesses are responsible for keeping […] Read More

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