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Did you know Labor Day isn’t one of Florida’s designated holidays for consumer fireworks?Florida specifically allows per...
09/04/2026

Did you know Labor Day isn’t one of Florida’s designated holidays for consumer fireworks?

Florida specifically allows personal use of consumer fireworks on New Year’s Day, July 4th and New Year’s Eve.

Labor Day didn’t make the list.

I thought this was a good one to share because fireworks still tend to show up at long-weekend celebrations, and there’s another side of this people don’t always think about: what happens if someone actually gets hurt?

Who may be responsible can depend on who was using the fireworks, where it happened and whether there was an issue with the firework itself.

I broke all of that down in a new post on the blog - read it at the link in my bio.

If you or your child is seriously injured by fireworks, reach out as soon as possible. The details of how it happened, who set them off and where it happened can all matter, and I can help you figure out what to do next.

09/03/2026

Watching Kevin Reddington in the Lindsay Clancy trial has reinforced exactly why I run my firm the way I do.

I keep my caseload intentionally small because I want the time to really know the cases I’m handling and the people I’m representing.

I want to know every piece of evidence. I want to understand your history, your family, what your life looked like before this happened and what has changed since.

That knowledge changes how I prepare a case. It changes the questions I ask, the details I notice and how I tell my client’s story when it matters.

I spent years trying cases as a prosecutor, and I know how obvious it is when an attorney has done the work to truly know the person they’re advocating for.

That is how I built my firm, and that is how I want every case here to be handled.

I have a lot more thoughts on this trial, follow along for more.

The side of the road is a terrible place to figure out where your insurance information is, and yet this comes up all th...
09/03/2026

The side of the road is a terrible place to figure out where your insurance information is, and yet this comes up all the time after a crash.

Before you’re driving around this Labor Day weekend, take two minutes and make sure you can actually pull up your registration, insurance card, your policy information is current, and you know where to find it if your phone isn’t cooperating.

I would also make sure everyone who regularly drives the car knows where that information lives.

If something does happen, focus on documenting what’s in front of you. Call the police, exchange information, take photos of the vehicles and license plates, and get the names of any witnesses who stopped.

Those little things are much easier to think about now versus when everyone is shaken up on the side of the road.

P.S. If opening your insurance app reminds you that you have absolutely no idea what the rest of your policy actually covers, send me your declarations page for an Auto Policy Review. Link in bio.

This is one of those cases that explains exactly why I keep talking about auto insurance.My client was a passenger in a ...
09/02/2026

This is one of those cases that explains exactly why I keep talking about auto insurance.

My client was a passenger in a serious head-on crash. The driver who caused it had just $10,000 in bodily injury coverage, and the car he was riding in had another $10,000 in UM coverage.

Thankfully, my client had chosen stacked uninsured motorist coverage on his own policy. That decision, made long before the crash, gave him 16x more UM coverage.

The insurance company initially offered $61,527.66 on that claim. We ultimately recovered $420,000 for him.

This is the part I want people to remember: after a crash, I’m working with the coverage you already had in place.

My client made a smart decision ahead of time, and it mattered when he needed it.

If you’ve been meaning to look at your own policy, send me your declarations page. I’ll take a look.

Link in bio.

Another Big Win Kushel Law GroupAnother successful outcome for a client who trusted our firm to fight for the compensati...
09/01/2026

Another Big Win Kushel Law Group
Another successful outcome for a client who trusted our firm to fight for the compensation they deserved after a serious car accident.
Our client sustained significant neck injuries, and this settlement will provide valuable financial support as they continue to deal with the impact of those injuries.
Every case represents a person we care about, not just a claim. We’re proud to stand up for our clients, advocate for their rights, and help them move forward after an unexpected accident.
Another big win. Another client served. Another reason to trust the team that’s in your corner.
📞 If you’ve been injured in a car accident, don’t face the insurance companies alone. Contact Kushel Law to learn how we can help.

One of the things people don’t always know about me is that I spent nine years as a prosecutor before I opened Kushel La...
09/01/2026

One of the things people don’t always know about me is that I spent nine years as a prosecutor before I opened Kushel Law Group.

I was in court constantly, and I’ve tried more than 80 cases to a jury.

I still bring that experience into every personal injury case I handle because it taught me to think ahead.

From the beginning I want to know what happened, what evidence is out there and what we may need later while we can still get it.

Hopefully your case never needs a courtroom. Most don’t, but if things get complicated, I want to already know the case inside and out.

When someone puts their case in my hands, I want to be ready for whatever comes next.

If you ever need a personal injury lawyer, you can always reach out to me.

08/31/2026

We sign waivers for our kids all the time, and I think most parents assume that once they sign one, they’ve also signed away their options if something goes wrong.

That’s not always the case.

A waiver can absolutely matter, but it doesn’t give a business a free pass for its own negligence. There’s a real difference between the risks you knowingly accept when you sign your child up for an activity and an injury caused by something that was broken, missing, poorly maintained, or otherwise unsafe.

That’s why I never want a parent to look at a waiver after their child gets hurt and decide for themselves that there’s nothing they can do.

If your child was seriously injured somewhere you signed a waiver, reach out to me. I can look at what happened, what you signed, and help you understand what your options actually are.

I get some version of this one a lot, and it always lands differently than people expect.It isn't about being warm on th...
08/28/2026

I get some version of this one a lot, and it always lands differently than people expect.

It isn't about being warm on the phone. It's about what a family gets told when there's nothing good to report. The weeks where a case is just sitting, waiting on records or on an adjuster who hasn't called back, are exactly the weeks most firms go silent. That silence is where people decide their lawyer stopped caring.

So we call anyway. Even when the update is that there's no update.

Grateful to our clients who feel like family.

Every parent I know has made a carpool arrangement over text in about ninety seconds.Who's driving, what time, who has t...
08/27/2026

Every parent I know has made a carpool arrangement over text in about ninety seconds.

Who's driving, what time, who has the booster seat?

What almost nobody talks about is what happens if there's an accident while your child is riding in someone else's car.

Whose insurance applies? Does your own policy matter? What if another driver caused the crash and doesn't have enough coverage?

These are the questions most parents don't think about until they suddenly need the answers.

And your own auto policy may still matter even when your child isn't riding in your car. If you carry uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, it may protect insured family members while they're riding in a vehicle your household doesn't own.

If you're not sure what your current policy would do in that situation, that's worth knowing before you need it.

Link in bio for an Auto Policy Review.

There's no version of a crash where you get to go back and change the number.That's the part people don't think about wh...
08/26/2026

There's no version of a crash where you get to go back and change the number.

That's the part people don't think about when they leave the coverage check on the list year after year. It isn't a decision you make after something happens. It's already been made by whatever limits and coverages were on your policy that morning.

Two weeks into the school year, I'm already hearing about pickup-line taps and crosswalk near-misses. Every one of those families is working with the coverage they had the day before.

That's why I offer the Auto Policy Review.

Send me your declarations page and I'll take a look at what you currently have, flag anything I'd want you to understand or ask your insurance agent about, and help you spot potential gaps before you're trying to figure them out after a crash.

Sign up through the link in my bio.

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