How Can Law Become More Diverse? Latoya Brown Answers With Community Outreach!
Becoming a lawyer can be incredibly difficult for children living in underprivileged school districts. They face the challenges of finding the right college, and finding the finances to pursue the higher education they need to earn a law degree. Most of all, many of these students don’t believe that its possible for them to pursue […]
Colson Hicks Eidson Partner Julie Braman Kane Featured In Top 20 Women In Law
At a luncheon held in the JW Marriott Miami, 20 highly accomplished women were honored for their contributions to law. These honorees fight to defeat cancer, represent everybody including the poor and famous, and they are changing our country with verdicts that reveal the flaws in our system. Among the honorees featured in Top 20 Women […]
Colson Hicks Eidson’s Latoya Brown Voted to Dade County Bar Association’s Board of Directors
Colson Hicks Eidson associate Latoya Brown has distinguished herself as an exceptional litigator at our firm. She graduated at the top of her class, magna cum laude, from Florida International University (FIU) and worked as a legal intern for the Securities & Exchange Commission. Now Latoya has earned a special distinction in Miami-Dade County. The 2013 graduate […]
First BRAVO Award Given to Colson Hicks Eidson Attorney
The issues faced by the Hispanic community can be difficult and confusing to outsiders. It was for this reason that the Broward County Hispanic Bar Association (BCHBA) was established. The BCHBA has strived to be the voice of an ever-expanding community that needs committed legal representation. It gathers sponsors and funds to help pay for […]
Did a Hit and Run Lead to a 17-Car Accident in Miami?
There is no excuse for a driver fleeing the scene of a car accident, especially if he or she caused the wreck in the first place. Unfortunately, due to the actions of a hit-and-run driver, there was a 17-car pileup on the Palmetto Expressway earlier this month. According to WTVJ-TV, the incident took place in the […]
Could a Drawbridge Fall onto My Yacht?
In general, the process for the proper opening and closing of a drawbridge is as follows: The boat requests the opening of the drawbridge via radio or by sounding its horn. The bridge tender will reply to the boat’s request via radio or by sounding the bridge’s horn. The bridge tender will alert motorists, bicyclists […]
Can I Sue If Another Driver’s Speeding Caused My Wreck?
If another driver’s reckless actions, such as speeding, tailgating or driving while intoxicated, led to an accident that injured you or a family member, you should talk to a qualified and experienced injury attorney, because you may be able to file a civil suit against him or her. As injury lawyer Joseph Kalbac explains in the video […]
Car Hits Several Diners Outside Pizzeria in Miami
While there are certain situations where you have your guard up in case of an auto accident, sitting outside of a pizzeria enjoying a meal is usually not one of them. Unfortunately for some Miami diners, the unexpected happened recently when a car crashed into them while they were sitting outside La Pizzeria Di Lemoni. […]
Could I Be Hit by a Car or Truck During a Parade?
Even when vehicles are traveling at relatively slow speeds, whether due to stop-and-go traffic, the confines of a parking lot or because of a parade, devastating accidents can happen. This was the case in mid-October when a Lauderhill woman was hit by a truck while participating in a parade in Miami. According to WFOR-TV, the parade was […]
Teen Cyclist Left Brain Dead After Hit-and-Run Crash
Bicyclists ages 45 years old and older and ages 15 to 24 years old have the highest bicycle accident death rates, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Tragically, a 17-year-old Miami boy was declared brain dead recently after being the victim of a hit-and-run crash while riding his bicycle. According to WPLG-TV, following the incident, police were […]
