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Multi-Vehicle Crash at NW 36th and 87th in Doral

CBS Miami, WSVN, NBC 6, the Miami Herald, and Local 10 reported a Friday multi-vehicle crash at NW 36th Street and NW 87th Avenue in Doral that left one person dead. Call 305-605-6739. This is not legal advice. Sources: CBS Miami, WSVN, NBC 6, Miami Herald, and Local 10, September 25, 2026.

Choque de varios vehículos en NW 36 y 87 en Doral

CBS Miami, WSVN, NBC 6, el Miami Herald y Local 10 informaron un choque de varios vehículos el viernes en NW 36th Street y NW 87th Avenue en Doral que dejó a una persona muerta. Llame al 305-605-6739. Esto no es consejo legal. Fuentes: CBS Miami, WSVN, NBC 6, Miami Herald y Local 10, 25 de septiembre de 2026.

SUV Crash Into a Dollar Tree in Marathon

Local 10, NBC 6, and Keys News reported a Wednesday vehicle-into-store crash at a Dollar Tree on Overseas Highway in Marathon. Call 305-605-6739. This is not legal advice. Source: Local 10 / NBC 6 / Keys News, September 16–17, 2026.

SUV choca contra un Dollar Tree en Marathon

Local 10, NBC 6 y Keys News informaron un choque de vehículo contra una tienda el miércoles en un Dollar Tree en Overseas Highway, Marathon. Llame al 305-605-6739. Esto no es consejo legal. Fuente: Local 10 / NBC 6 / Keys News, 16–17 de septiembre de 2026.

Wrongful Death Lawsuit After MIA Cargo Plane Crash

Local 10 reported a Miami-Dade wrongful death lawsuit after the Sunday Amazon cargo plane overrun at MIA. The complaint contains allegations, not findings, and Lopez Law is not counsel on that case. Call 305-605-6739. This is not legal advice. Source: Local 10, September 9, 2026.

What to Do After a Multi-Car Crash in Miami-Dade

After the August 23, 2026 West View-Pinewood crash reported by Local 10: get medical care first, ask for the crash report number, and watch Florida’s 14-day PIP window and two-year filing deadline. Call 305-605-6739. This is not legal advice. Source: Local 10, August 23, 2026.

Two years, not four, for most new Florida negligence suits

House Bill 837 changed the usual lawsuit deadline for most Florida negligence claims that accrue on or after March 24, 2023. That period is generally two years. Some older cases may still have four years. Ask about your date. This is not legal advice.

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