Nuisance Calls or Texts? What You Can Do
You may have noticed an increase in unwanted sales calls or texts now that you are staying or working from home because of the pandemic.
Chris Shakib Earns Board Certification
Congratulations to Terrell • Hogan attorney, Chris Shakib, for earning board certification in civil trial law from The Florida Bar. While less than two percent
Military Families Sue Privatized Housing Landlord Due to Unsafe Conditions
Private companies that have contracted with the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy & Marine Corps, and U.S. Air Force to maintain military housing complexes are failing
Social Media and Your Personal Injury Claim
Social media is part of our daily lives. More than 1.7 billion people have active social media accounts. Some popular social media websites include: Facebook,
A Time For Change
Our nation’s longest lasting failures are now on display for all to see: racial prejudice, unequal justice and intolerance and the tragedies they cause. Constitutional
Florida Department of Health Silenced 263 Alleged Victims of Medical Malpractice and Fraud
Dr. Loren Clayman receives ‘slap on the wrist’ at disciplinary hearing. Plastic surgeon Dr. Loren Clayman, who is the subject of litigation over alleged botched
Terrell • Hogan Letter to our Clients and Colleagues
Greetings to our clients and colleagues: Even as businesses and professional offices begin reopening, the COVID-19 virus remains a public health threat. Our firm continues
What You Need to Know After an Automobile Accident
If you’ve been hurt in an automobile accident, you will need an experienced automobile accident attorney who understands the aggravations and challenges you are facing,
Johnson and Johnson Stops Selling Its Baby Powder in US and Canada
Johnson and Johnson has spent the past 50 years selling their famous talc based baby powder concealing the fact that some of the talc used
Suit Against Lands’ End Over Delta Uniforms Moves Forward
On Monday, Wisconsin federal judge James D. Peterson denied Lands’ End’s motion to strike class action allegations raised in the first filed Wisconsin lawsuit that
Over 188,000 2019 Subarus Recalled for Fuel Pump Failure
If the fuel pump fails, the engine may stall, increasing risk of crash and injury. The Safety Recall Report 20V-218 is reporting four models of
Personal Injury During the Pandemic
What should you do if you have a personal injury during the COVID-19 pandemic? In early March of 2020, the Florida Department of Health with
Navigating Insurance Claims for COVID-19 Business Interruptions
Know your rights, understand your insurance policy. Many local businesses, from restaurants to retail stores and thousands more, have been paying insurance premiums to protect
What is Wrongful Death?
Wrongful death is a death caused by someone’s else negligence or recklessness, and, of course, when caused intentionally. In Florida, family members, as defined in
FDA Tests Find Asbestos in Cosmetic Products with Talc
The FDA reports that after a year-long study asbestos-contaminated talc was found in nine of the 52 cosmetic products tested. The cosmetics with asbestos were recalled at various times
Florida No-Fault Auto Insurance Under Annual Review
The decision to change Florida’s current No-Fault system, which requires Florida vehicle owners to carry personal injury protection (PIP), has been debated each recent year
Your Rights to Recovery
The Consumer Federation of America is advocating for consumers in the relief being given corporations due to the COVID-19 crisis. These include: Suspension of debt
Board Certification: Civil Trial Law
Several Terrell • Hogan attorneys are board certified civil trial lawyers. As do all Terrell • Hogan attorneys, they specialize in representing clients in personal
Honda Recall of Portable Generators Due to Fire and Burn Hazards
Honda has received 13 reports of the generator’s inverter assembly short-circuiting while in use, including 10 reports of fire. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Online Price Gouging Amid Coronavirus Concerns
As fears of the coronavirus sweep the nation, WSVN-TV is reporting Florida officials are monitoring price gouging to prevent consumers from being unfairly taken advantage