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Boosting Safety and Visibility with LED Dock Lights
Enhance safety and visibility at your with LED dock lights. These efficient lights offer superior illumination, ensuring secure operations day and night. Discover how LED dock lights in Orlando can transform your workspace.
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Best Florida LED Lights Installer Companies
Outdoor living space is an essential part of the home nowadays, especially in Florida, where the weather is near perfect the whole year. Having your backyard or front yard landscaped extends your living space where you can entertain family and friends for lunch and even dinners outdoors. But it will only be possible if your landscaped area is adequately lighted.
As more and more customers find the value of an extended living area even during nighttime, the demand for lights installer companies also increased. Moving with the times, these companies have also adapted to modern lighting technology using energy-efficient LED lights instead of the traditional light bulbs. Below are five of the best LED lights installer companies you can find in Florida.
Lanai Lights started in 2006 when owner Bob Steele was looking for a way to light up his dark lanai without having to light his neighbor’s, too. He looked for products that can be used outdoors, safe, low-voltage, and durable, but no product satisfied his needs, so he made his own. This interest in improving the quality of outdoor lighting grew into the industry that is Lanai Lights today. And keeping up with the times and modern technology, Lanai Lights have also shifted from the conventional light bulbs to the energy-efficient and durable LED lights.
Check out our selection of outdoor lighting products:
· Original Captiva Model
· Palm Beach Model
· New Stylish Siesta Model
· New South Beach Model
· Sunset Strip Lighting
· Accent Lights
· Commercial Lighting
· Landscape Lighting
· Dock and Deck Lighting
Lanai Lights has been serving Fort Myers, FL, and surrounding areas for their custom outdoor lighting needs using new LED lighting, which is also energy-efficient and turtle-friendly.
Website: https://lanailights.com/
Lanai Lights has been serving Fort Myers, FL, and surrounding areas for their custom outdoor lighting needs using new LED lighting, which is also energy-efficient and turtle-friendly.
Telephone Numbers:
Tampa Bay/Lakeland Area - 813-437-4446
Orlando Area - 407-988-0479
Fort Myers/Naples Area - 239-208-0306
Port Charlotte/Bradenton Area - 941-787-5568
Palm Beach/East Coast - 954-716-8699
Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/lanailights/
Having an outdoor living space that you can use day in and day out brings great benefits like longer bonding time with family and friends. Installing LED lighting by your chosen lighting company gives you this advantage of enjoying the comfort and beauty of your surroundings even at nighttime.
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A Seaman Or Not: Malpractice And Unsettled Law
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reversed the dismissal of a legal malpractice action
This legal malpractice action requires an understanding of the requirements for expert testimony under Fishman v. Brooks, 396 Mass. 643 (1986), and the duty of an attorney to properly advise a client when the law governing the client's case is unsettled.
Norris Marston (Norris) suffered a severe brain injury after an accident at his work site, an offshore light tower. His attorneys secured a $7,500 lump sum settlement under the Massachusetts Workers' Compensation Act (Act), and then pursued Federal remedies, including a claim under the Jones Act, 46 U.S.C. § 30104 (2012), ultimately negotiating a $200,000 settlement. The plaintiff, Norris's conservator, believing these settlements were woefully inadequate in light of Norris's injuries, sued the defendant attorneys for malpractice. On the eve of trial, a judge of the Superior Court issued a number of rulings that led to the dismissal of all of Norris's claims against the attorneys. This appeal followed.
The client worked for a subcontractor tasked with bringing down a light tower eight miles offshore
On August 24, 2008, as Norris was cutting sections of a steel docking station attached to the light tower, the docking station came loose, striking him on the head and driving him deep into the water, where he remained for a significant period of time. Norris was diagnosed with an anoxic brain injury.
A resident of Gloucester, Norris retained local attorneys Joseph M. Orlando and Brian S. McCormick, of the firm of Orlando & Associates (collectively, attorneys). The attorneys planned to seek damages exceeding $1,000,000 against [subcontractor] Hallum and other parties under the Jones Act and related Federal statutes (collectively, Federal claims) in the United States District Court. They decided to first pursue Norris's remedies under the Act in proceedings before the DIA.
The key issue for compensation purposes was whether Norris was a "seaman."
the generous remedies provided under the Jones Act are limited to seamen.
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During the proceedings, Hallum and the two third-party Federal court defendants raised the specter of the possible preclusion of the Jones Act claims due to the actions and positions taken at the DIA. Attorney McCormick addressed this defense in his mediation memorandum.
A one-day mediation session was held on October 17, 2011. Attorney Orlando advised Norris that if he did not take the final offer, he would lose at trial. Accordingly, Norris accepted $200,000 plus Farm Family's waiver of its $18,666.52 workers' compensation lien in full settlement of his claims against all the Federal court defendants (Federal settlement). Within days, Norris retained new counsel. A petition for the appointment of a conservator on behalf of Norris was filed in the Probate and Family Court, and Norris's brother, Jonathan Marston, was appointed. The conservator sought to intervene and reopen the Federal case on behalf of Norris. His efforts were unsuccessful.
Then came the malpractice claim, which the trial court dismissed
The absence of an expert opinion on fair settlement value was not fatal to the conservator's legal malpractice case. Fishman teaches that while expert testimony on reasonable settlement value is admissible in this type of action, it is not required to establish the cause and extent of the client's damages...
The trial judge concluded that while the lump sum agreement was a final adjudication of Norris's claim under the Act, it did not finally adjudicate the issue of Norris's status as a nonmaritime employee for purposes of future Jones Act claims. The conservator, with support from his expert witness, maintains that the agreement to accept a lump sum settlement in the DIA proceeding resulted in a "final adjudication" that potentially precluded Norris's subsequent Jones Act claims. Cf. Martin v. Ring, 401 Mass. 59, 60 (1987). We conclude that, in the context of this case, it was error to reach the question whether the workers' compensation settlement had preclusive effect on the Jones Act claim. In fact, this was an issue that was not settled at the time of these proceedings. And it is the unsettled state of the law that is pertinent in assessing any negligence on the part of the attorneys.
Thus
Given the unsettled state of the law, the attorneys had the duty to fully disclose the potential consequences to Norris before recommending that he accept the Massachusetts settlement. See Williams v. Ely, 423 Mass. 467, 476-477 (1996). Contrary to the trial judge's assertion, the preclusive bar had been raised in the Federal proceedings. The attorneys' failure to alert Norris to the uncertainty deprived him of the opportunity to assess the risk and was an actionable basis of negligence.
(Mike Frisch)
https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/legal_profession/2019/06/the-massachusetts-supreme-judicial-court-this-legal-malpractice-action-requires-an-understanding-of-the-requirements-for-exp.html
https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/legal_profession/2019/06/the-massachusetts-supreme-judicial-court-this-legal-malpractice-action-requires-an-understanding-of-the-requirements-for-exp.html
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Lanai Lights is the best option for all the City of Florida, especially for Fort Myers and Tampa. Dock Landscape Lighting is very important holds the Saan Dam especially when you are party.
For More Information Visit Here:-
https://lanailights.com/about-us/
Business Area:-
TOLL FREE
877-818-8445
Tampa Bay/Lakeland Area
727-498-0984
Orlando Area
407-473-6071
Fort Myers / Naples Area
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Choosing the Right Dock Lights for Your Facility
When outfitting your facility, selecting the ideal dock lights is crucial. Dock Lights in Orlando offers a diverse range of lighting solutions to enhance safety and efficiency. Consider factors like LED vs. traditional, brightness, durability, and energy efficiency to ensure the perfect fit for your specific needs. Make well-informed choices for a well-lit, secure docking area.
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Types of Dock Lighting: Choosing the Right Option
When it comes to enhancing your dock's ambiance and safety, explore various types of dock lighting in Orlando. Choose the right option to illuminate your waterfront space effectively. From underwater LEDs to solar-powered fixtures, find the perfect solution for your needs and style.
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If you are looking for quality outdoor lights, then opt for LED outdoor lights and the functional aspect will certainly add up to its functionality and user friendliness. Dock Landscape Lighting is very important holds the Saan Dam especially when you are party.
For More Information Visit Here:-
https://lanailights.com/commercial-led-lighting/
Business Area:-
TOLL FREE
877-818-8445
Tampa Bay/Lakeland Area
727-498-0984
Orlando Area
407-473-6071
Fort Myers / Naples Area
239-415-2561
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Lanai Lights is the best option for all the City of Florida, especially for Fort Myers and Tampa. Dock Landscape Lighting is very important holds the Saan Dam especially when you are party.
For More Information Visit Here:-
https://lanailights.com/about-us/
Business Area:-
TOLL FREE
877-818-8445
Tampa Bay/Lakeland Area
727-498-0984
Orlando Area
407-473-6071
Fort Myers / Naples Area
239-415-2561
Port Charlotte/Bradenton Area
941-544-1927
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