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- Ft. Lauderdale Auto Accident Attorney
- Slip and Fall: Premises Liability
- Wrongful Death
- Social Security Disability Insurance
- Workers' Compensation
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7800 W. Oakland Park Boulevard, Building F
Suite 216
Sunrise, FL 33351
Telephone
Broward: (954)677-0155
Dade: (305)623-5959
Palm Beaches: (561)353-2522
Facsimile:(954)677-0773
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Ft. Lauderdale Auto Accident Attorney
- Negotiating with the Auto Insurance Company
- Owning A Safer Car Could Help Prevent Injuries
- Auto Accidents - Leading Cause of Spinal Cord Injuries
- Florida Whiplash Injuries
- Teen Drivers May Have To Put Those Cell Phones Away
Slip and Fall: Premises Liability
- Landlords and Property Owners can be Liable for Asbestos Exposure
- Recognizing Signs of Lead Exposure
- Throwing Your Grad a Party? Read This First!
- Florida May Allow Cities to Ban Dog Breeds
Wrongful Death
Social Security Disability Insurance
Workers' Compensation
General
- A Back Injury Caused by a Car Accident, Fall or Other Event in Florida
- Personal Injury Settlements and Insurance Companies
- Judge Orders $600 Million Distributed to Smokers
- Miami Heart Surgeon Who Lied in Court to Surrender License
- Painkiller Patch Killing Patients
Firm Publications:
Ft. Lauderdale Auto Accident Attorney
- How to Negotiate an Auto Insurance Claim Settlement
- Proposed Florida Cell Phone Ban for Teenagers
- Bad Tires Can Cause Serious Auto Accidents
- Whiplash Injuries Caused By Auto Accidents
- Choosing a Safe Automobile
- Drowsy Driving: Deadly as a DUI
- Top 8 Ways to Avoid Car Crashes
- What to Do in a Florida Car Crash
- Child Safety Seat Information
- Auto Accidents from Driver Inattention: An Epidemic
- 2008 Vehicle Safety Ratings
- Florida's "No Fault" Auto Insurance Laws
- Saving Your Neck in a Rear-End Collision
- An Overview of Florida Seat Belt Laws
- Allstate Refusing to Pay $25,000 a Day Fine
- Car Safety Not A Priority for American Manufacturers
- The Real Kings of "Junk Lawsuits"
- Colossus Software: Lowball Settlements go High-Tech
Slip and Fall: Premises Liability
- Exposure to Asbestos
- Florida Premises Liability Plaintiffs
- Lead Exposure
- Summer Pool Safety Tips
- Florida Dog Bite Premises Liability Law
- Alcohol Liability in Florida
Wrongful Death
- Wrongful Death Claim for a Nursing Home Resident
- Drunk Driving – A Common Factor in Florida Wrongful Death Cases
- Wrongful Death Lawsuits Involving Children
- Florida Wrongful Death
Social Security Disability Insurance
- Social Security Disability Benefits for Children
- How Your Disability Is Reviewed
- Benefits Under SSDI
- Qualifying for Social Security Disability Insurance
Workers' Compensation
- Workers’ Comp Coverage for Occupational Diseases
- Compensation for Death under Florida’s Workers’ Compensation Law
- What Benefits are Available to Injured Workers?
- Steps in Florida's Workers' Compensation System
- Hurt on the job? Get ready for a fight.
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David M. Benenfeld Blog
Wrongful Death
- Tell your doctor about all drugs you are currently taking.
- Tell your doctor if you have a history of hyponatremia.
- Supervise the use of intranasal desmopressin in children.
- Restrict fluid intake from one hour before to eight hours after taking desmopressin.
- Call the doctor immediately if the patient's water intake changes.
- Call the doctor immediately if hyponatremia symptoms occur.
FDA Issues Warning for the "Bed-Wetting Drug"
After two patients who had been taking the drug desmopressin died, the FDA has issued a warning that the drug may put children at risk for seizures and death. In addition to the two deaths, the FDA has received 61 post-market reports of seizures in desmopressin patients.
Desmopressin is an antidiuretic that comes in both pill form and as a nasal spray. The drug acts in the kidneys to reduce the amount of urine produced at night.
It is currently unclear whether the use of desmopressin caused the two patients' deaths or any of the other seizures.
In addition to prescriptions for bed-wetting, the drug can be used to control bleeding due to surgery, injuries, or menstral periods in patients with certain diseases (hemophilia A or type 1 von Willebrand disease).
The FDA has issued the following advice to patients currently taking desmopressin:
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7800 W. Oakland Park Boulevard
Building F
Suite 216
Sunrise, FL 33351
Phone: (954) 677-0155
Fax: (954) 677-0773
Firm News:
- Semi Truck Crashes Into Bank
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- Driver Charged with Filing a False Police Report
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- Florida Website to Help Teen Drivers
- Family Awarded $1.7 Million for the Death of Woman Killed by Metal Plate on I-95
- Tractor Trailer Accident on I-95
- Settlement Reached in Wrongful Death Case
FAQs
Ft. Lauderdale Auto Accident Attorney
- Q: If I am injured in an automobile accident, how do I go about getting medical care with a medical provider?
- Q: What should I do when I am involved in an automobile accident?
Wrongful Death
Workers' Compensation
- Q: When I am injured on the job, am I entitled to receive Workers' Compensation benefits?
- Q: If I do get hurt on the job, what must I do to protect my rights under Workers' Compensation law?
- Q: What happens if my employer refuses to report my incident to the Workers' Compensation Insurance Company, or refuses to provide me with an authorized medical provider or refuses to pay me for the time that I missed from work due to the incident?