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Fireworks Are Legal in Florida: Be Safe This Fourth of July Weekend | Florida Injury Lawyers Whittel & Melton

Floridians are legally able to celebrate the Fourth of July by lighting off fireworks this year. While this might be great news to some, some medical professionals and others who have had life-changing experiences from fireworks injuries want to warn everyone of the hazards fireworks can bring.  Gov. Ron DeSantis…

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Judge Knocks Down J&J Opioid Fine After Mistaking Thousands for Millions

An Oklahoma judge was three decimal places off, mistaking thousands for millions, when he originally calculated the amount Johnson & Johnson should pay for its role in the state’s opioids crisis. Judge Thad Balkman announced his mistake on Friday and set a new fine, reduced by about $107 million. The…

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Walmart and Ford Partnering to Explore Self-Driving Grocery Delivery in Miami

Walmart offers grocery pickup, but they are not stopping there.  Walmart is now teaming up with Ford to explore autonomous car delivery in what it’s calling a pilot effort. This is part of Walmart’s strategy to innovate when it comes to serving customers, according to a blog post written by…

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Florida Agencies Preparing to Enforce New Texting While Driving Ban

Florida’s new distracted driving law, or texting while driving, goes into effect July 1, and law enforcement agencies across the state are preparing for how they will enforce it. As far as enforcing the rule, a Hillsborough County Sheriff’s spokesperson said it will be done on a case-by-case basis. The…

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Parents of 2-Year-Old who Drowned in Pond File Wrongful Death Lawsuit

The parents of a 2-year-old boy who drowned in a Baker County retention pond in April are suing the owner of the property, claiming he failed to install fencing that might have protected their son. The toddler was found in the pond April 23 after he wandered away from the…

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Pasco County Woman Hacked Man’s Social Media in Sextortion Attempt

A Florida woman hacked into a man’s social media accounts and then “maliciously posted” nude photos of him, according to officials. The 24-year-old was arrested Saturday in Port Richey after she demanded the unidentified give her money to take down the X-rated content, the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office said. Using…

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