Prestigious distinction from The Florida Bar earned by only 2% of eligible Florida attorneys
West Palm Beach, Florida – June 2, 2026 – Attorneys Andrea Lewis and David P. Vitale Jr., Shareholders at Searcy Law, have achieved Board Certification in
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The Searcy Law Blog, published by Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley PA, focuses on legal issues related to personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and product liability. It covers topics such as accidents involving defective products like ethanol fire pits, medical negligence cases including fatal errors in pediatric care, and guidance on filing personal injury and wrongful death claims in Florida. The blog also discusses the financial and non-financial impacts of disabling injuries, emphasizing the importance of legal representation to seek compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages.
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10 Important Tips for Protecting Your Legal Rights After an Accident in Florida
If you were injured in an accident in Florida, protecting your legal rights should be among your top priorities. Learn what to do (and what not to do) from an experienced Florida personal injury lawyer:
1. Write Down Everything You …
Why You Should Always Talk to a Lawyer After Suffering Injuries in a Car Accident
If you’re like most people who have been injured in a car accident, you have lots of questions. One of these questions might be: Should you hire a Florida car accident lawyer to represent you?
Any time you are dealing…
Freight Broker Liability After Montgomery v. Caribe Transport: A Definitive Guide for Plaintiff’s Attorneys
I-95 Named the Deadliest Road in America: What Florida Truck Crash Victims Should Know
What the Study Found
The fatality data drawn from roughly two decades of federal crash records, summarized in early May 2026 by WPTV West Palm Beach, confirms that I-95 leads every other roadway in the country in total annual deaths.…
Tabletop Fire Pits and the Flame Jetting Crisis: What Every Consumer Needs to Know
My Prescription Medication was Recalled. What Should I Do?
Pharmaceutical companies recall dozens of prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications each year. While pharmaceutical companies have a legal obligation to take reasonable steps to ensure their drugs are safe for use as intended, it is not unusual for dangerous and…
I Received a Notice that My Medical Implant May Be Defective. What Should I Do?
When you undergo a surgical procedure to receive a medical implant, the last thing you expect is for your medical implant to do more harm than good. Unfortunately, this is a very real concern. Far too often, medical device manufacturers…
Birth Injuries Resulting from Oxygen Deprivation: When New Parents Can (and Should) Take Legal Action
Oxygen deprivation is a leading cause of birth injuries occurring during delivery. While some medical emergencies during delivery are unpredictable, many fetal health risks can be detected with appropriate monitoring, and once a risk to the fetus has been identified,…
Personal Injury Claims Involving Brain Trauma: 5 Key Considerations for Patients and Families in Florida
Brain trauma is a serious risk associated with all types of accidents. While brain trauma can have life-altering effects for accident victims, it can also impact family members’ lives in many ways. Not only can long-term care be incredibly expensive,…

