Lawyers to the Rescue: 100 Heroes in 100 Days
As a Florida lawyer and founding member of Lawyers to the Rescue, I am pleased to announce the launch of our national fundraising campaign: 100
Aronfeld Trial Lawyers
Preparing for Law School with the Expert Ann Levine
As a Florida personal injury attorney and author of “Make It Your Own Law Firm,” I am pleased to appear on Ann Levine’s blog radio
“Strax Strikes Back” by Suing NBC News for Libel in Plastic Surgery Death Case
The expression “shooting the messenger” took on new meaning when Strax Rejuvenation the high volume South Florida plastic surgery center we are suing on behalf
Should You Sign a Waiver for Your Kid’s Summer Camp?
As summer approaches, Florida parents will sign various waivers, releases and indemnification agreements if they want to unload their children at various camps or day
Thinking of Having Spinal Fusion Surgery? Think again.
A recent study published in the North American Spine Society’s Spine Journal revealed that a bone growth protein manufactured by Medtronic used in spinal fusions
Hope for Law Students Graduating Without a Job
Graduating from law school is a major accomplishment for anyone. The problem facing most graduates this year is that most have no prospect of employment.
Florida’s Birth Injured Infants Get No Justice
The last thing a new parent wants to worry about is their baby being injured during delivery. Fortunately, most babies are born without complication and
FDA Finally Tells Hip Implant Makers to Study Failures
As a defective hip implant law firm, we noted buried deep in the FDA’s website a recent order for post -market surveillance studies to manufacturers
What is a Midwife Good For?
Our Florida birth injury lawyers noted a recent article in the Official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics evaluating neonatal mortality rates following midwife
Can Advil Cause Total Kidney Failure? Yes!
As a Florida medical malpractice and defective drug and medicine lawyer, I was surprised when a client of ours was recently diagnosed with acute kidney
Cellphone Use Affects Brain Chemistry
Our cellphone injury lawyers were deeply concerned by the recent study that revealed that 50 non-stop minutes of cell phone use affects brain metabolism in
1 out of 3 U.S. Hospital Patients Are Victims of Medical Mistakes
As a Florida hospital mistake lawyer, I was not surprised when a recent study revealed that one in three people in the United States will
Emergency Urgent Recall By FDA for Breast Incision Pad
As a Florida defective drug device lawyer, I was concerned by the FDA’s Class 1 recall of of Axxent Flexishield Mini pads. The pad was
Taking Fosamax? FDA Warns of Sudden Broken Legs
Our Florida Fosamax injury law firm advises that all women currently taking Fosamax medication to immediately consult their doctors. There are an alarming number of
DePuy Hip Replacement Device Claims
Our De Puy Hip Injury law firm is helping patients who were implanted with a DePuy hip replacement devices that have been recently recalled. We
Fosamax Broken Leg Cases
As a Fosamax broken leg lawyer, I am providing this update regarding Merck’s application for a multi-district litigation (MDL). Merck which manufactures Fosamax, wants to
HOW TO START YOUR OWN LAW FIRM
On April 6, 2011 Miami personal injury lawyer Spencer Aronfeld will be speaking at the University of Miami School of Law.. The topic will be:
How to Choose A Florida Lawyer-Hire an Expert
As a Miami expert lawyer in specializing in civil trials, I believe that the lawyer one chooses can have a profound affect on the outcome
Florida Slip and Fall Case
Dear Spencer: On a recent trip to my local discount auto parts store, I tripped and fell on a display case. I broke my arm
Lawyers to the Rescue Helps Japan Disaster
The horrifying news of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear leak that hit Japan late last week is vivid in the minds of Lawyers to the
Florida’s Doctors: Licensed to Kill
Our Miami wrongful death lawyers receive several inquires per week with questions regarding medical mistakes that have killed patients. Sadly, Florida’s law prevents many victims
