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Florida Supreme Court Kalitan Decision is a Big Win Florida Supreme Court declared that the statutory caps placed on the recovery for non-economic damages of the victims of medical negligence unconstitutional. -
Goals and the Power of Belief: Part I I’ve been thinking about the power of belief. I'm convinced it's one of the most powerful forces in the universe. Find out how it can help you reach your goals. -
America's First Bike Lanes Even before the Silicon Valley era, great things originated in California. In July, 1967, the city of Davis became the first in the U.S. to have a bike lane. -
Amanda Coker: Redefining What is Humanly Possible Amanda Coker, a 24-year-old woman, shattered the record of total miles ridden in a year. Her story is an inspiring one of recovery and incredible determination. -
Surgery Complications & Surveillance Can Affect Case Outcome We had two cases recently which were very different and each was affected by an event happening after the injury. -
My Thoughts On Living Our Best Life Tips on how you can have control and live your best life by setting goals, identifying your slight edge difference, working on incremental improvement and more. -
Do You Call Out Hazards When Riding with Other Cyclists? As a cyclist we are expected to be aware of the need to call out safety concerns so those behind can rely on us to avoid potential accidents and injuries. -
How to Get the Most Out of Life Essentially the 80/20 Rule is this idea that a small minority of our efforts or inputs create the biggest majority of our results, successes or outputs. -
Day Time Running Bicycle Lights, Are You Using Them? Most cyclists use lights when riding at night but using lights during the day is a different subject. It's been found that 80% of crashes occur during the day. -
The Power of a Decision: From Wishing to Doing One of the most challenging aspects of representing people who have suffered a life changing event is encouraging them not to let their injuries define them.