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The New Front Line: Florida’s Evolving TCPA & FTSA Landscape

The Robocall Reckoning Is Here Florida is becoming ground zero for Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and Florida Telephone Solicitation Act (FTSA) litigation. With explosive growth in class action filings and major court decisions shaping the rules, both consumers and trial lawyers must understand how these laws work—and how they’re evolving. What’s Changed: From TCPA…
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TCPA & FTSA Legal Blog – Historical & Legislative Background

Understanding Florida’s FTSA – Why It Was Created and What It Means for Consumers The Florida Telephone Solicitation Act (FTSA), codified at Fla. Stat. § 501.059, was originally enacted in the early 2000s to supplement federal telemarketing protections with a state-specific framework. However, the FTSA gained significant attention—and power—when it was amended by the Florida…
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Laboratory Mistakes in Florida: How to Protect Yourself from Incorrect Test Results

A trip to the doctor often includes a referral to a diagnostic facility for lab tests. These tests might identify illnesses, determine effective treatments, or measure progress toward recovery. However, mistakes in laboratory settings are more common than many people realize. Errors can stem from incorrect labeling, faulty equipment, or human inattention. When the results…
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The Legal Implications of Laboratory Errors in Florida: Can You File a Medical Malpractice Claim?

A single mistake in a laboratory can send a person on a path of unnecessary procedures, emotional strain, or even life-threatening treatments that were never required. Patients in Florida place a great deal of trust in medical professionals to interpret and act upon these test results accurately. But what happens if a lab error causes…
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What to Do If You Suspect a Laboratory Error in Your Florida Hospital Diagnosis

When we place our trust in a healthcare facility, we expect our tests and diagnosis to be handled with care. Sometimes, however, mistakes can arise in hospital laboratories. A misread blood test or an incorrect biopsy result can create serious problems, including delayed treatment, unnecessary interventions, or even a life-altering diagnosis.  If you believe that…
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Understanding Laboratory Errors in Florida: Common Types and How They Happen

Laboratory work is a critical component of our healthcare system. Medical tests, forensic examinations, and scientific experiments depend on precision and adherence to strict protocols. However, laboratory errors can still happen and potentially harm patients or undermine the outcomes of investigations. This is where a skilled medical malpractice lawyer can provide guidance. At Abrams Justice…
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Florida Elevator Accident Resources: What You Should Know

From physical injuries to emotional trauma, elevator incidents often leave individuals searching for resources to help them recover and seek justice.  In Florida, where elevators are a staple of urban infrastructure, knowing what resources are available can make a significant difference in the aftermath of an accident.  Abrams Justice Trial Attorneys, a boutique law firm…
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Broken Elevators and Your Rights in Florida

From sudden stops to misaligned floors, an elevator malfunction can lead to serious injuries for anyone who relies on it. At Abrams Justice Trial Attorneys, we focus on representing individuals who have been harmed by malfunctioning elevators, holding negligent property owners and maintenance companies accountable for personal injuries and related losses. Why Elevator Accidents in…
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Causes of Elevator Accidents in Florida

Ever had that moment in an elevator where you swear it tilted or lurched? It’s unsettling, right? Well, those little moments can sometimes turn into serious accidents. From sudden stops that throw you off balance to terrifying free falls, elevator mishaps can happen. Elevators are an essential part of modern infrastructure, ensuring convenience and accessibility…
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