What would Flo say about new research findings from Progressive Insurance? Would the Geico gecko be speechless from surprise? Auto insurance companies may vie for the cleverest ad campaigns, but Progressive's data shows that drivers may not be too clever on New Year's...
Month: December 2012
ICE employment verification I-9 audits rise in 2012
Immigration reform has been a hot topic in the media this year. Immigration policy issues have also grabbed headlines, as stories have arisen over the Deferred Action program for young immigrants and the federal immigration policy in deportation and removal...
Will 3-year-old have to leave the country under US immigration law?
Obviously, there have been many stories in the media recently discussing immigration reform in the United States. However, few stories seem to look at the process of immigration. How do immigrants enter America-and why? It seems, at times, that the public debate...
Ocala fatal hit-and-run might warrant wrongful death claim
Accidents on Florida's roadways can result in severe injury and even death. Drivers leaving the scene of a car accident without providing contact information or contacting authorities may face additional charges if caught and found responsible for the accident or...
Immigrants displaced by hurricane avoid assistance programs
Many residents of Florida are acutely aware of the difficulties a hurricane can have on day to day in the aftermath of the storm. Reports of the Superstorm Sandy made national headlines as the hurricane swept up the East Coast. Now immigrants who live in states struck...
Though no injuries, truck accident closes Palmetto Expressway
An accident involving a truck often leaves someone suffering from injuries. But such an accident does not have to cause serious injuries to disrupt life for Miami residents. Sometimes, inattentive truck drivers can cause entire roads to shut down. This was clearly...
Stem Jobs Act meets resistance on Capitol Hill
The first post-election bill addressing potential immigration reform has been stalled in the United States Senate. The measure started in the House and was aimed at allowing immigrants with science and tech degrees taken from American universities to seek a visa to...
Florida Supreme Court ruling may affect accident litigation
For the past 50 years, any Florida resident who rear-ended another driver was presumed to have been negligent. But a recent ruling by the Florida Supreme Court may allow these drivers a better chance at sharing blame then they previously had. Miami residents who are...