by Keller, Keller & Caracuzzo, Cox & Belluccio, P.A. | Nov 26, 2020 | Attorneys, Keller Keller Caracuzzo PA
From Our Family at the Law firm of Keller Keller to yours, we hope you have a safe and Happy Thanks giving. If you or someone you know has been wrongfully injured feel free to Contact Us...
by Keller, Keller & Caracuzzo, Cox & Belluccio, P.A. | Jul 31, 2020 | Accidents, Attorneys, Current Intelligence, Keller Keller Caracuzzo PA, Personal Injury
The little girl came home from school with bruising on both sides of her face which led to acriminal investigation of her teacher, who was later charged with Child Abuse and prosecuted.Both the teacher and the classroom assistant involved in the incident were...
by Keller, Keller & Caracuzzo, Cox & Belluccio, P.A. | Oct 3, 2019 | Attorneys, Current Intelligence, Keller Keller Caracuzzo PA
Steven Kay, is the newest attorney at Keller, Keller, Caracuzzo, Cox & Belluccio, P.A. Mr. Kay is a native Floridian who was born and raised in Plantation, Florida. Steven joined the firm after 7 years of working in the insurance defense industry with a prominent...
by Keller, Keller & Caracuzzo, Cox & Belluccio, P.A. | Jul 10, 2019 | Attorneys, Community Events, Current Intelligence, Keller Keller Caracuzzo PA
Toxic Mold is a fungal growth normally associated with water damage (for example roof, window and/or plumbing leaks). The mold most often appears greenish-black, but it can also be white, gray, black, brown or green, and it can be cottony, velvety, rough or leathery)....
by Keller, Keller & Caracuzzo, Cox & Belluccio, P.A. | Jun 18, 2019 | Attorneys, Community Events, Current Intelligence, Keller Keller Caracuzzo PA
Florida just passed a law that widens the door for self-driving cars to roam their public roadways and do so without any human back-up driver involved. Some see dangers afoot, others see progress and excitement. Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida, declared that by...
by Keller, Keller & Caracuzzo, Cox & Belluccio, P.A. | May 24, 2019 | Attorneys, Community Events, Current Intelligence, Keller Keller Caracuzzo PA
A Florida city is no longer using a popular weed-killer on city-owned property after a California jury ordered the product’s maker to pay $2 billion to a couple claiming it caused cancer. The Miami Herald reports that the Key West City Commission voted...
