IMPROPER SEARCH & SEIZURE

This is a tactic that the at-fault insurance company will use to try to collect any kind of information pertaining to the accident and/or photos that suggest that your injuries are far less serious than you are claiming.

New Florida law affecting homelessness begins October 1st.

Pinellas Mental Health Court offers defendants a second chance

Florida personal injury statute of limitations is different in 2024. Back in March of 2023, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims based on the theory of negligence was changed from 4 years to 2 years.

RECENT REVIEW: They are well prepared and willing to help Frank and his team handled my case in a very…

Tampa Lawyer Frank G. Fernandez receives America’s Most Honored Professionals Award for 2016: The award is the first of its…

Recent bail reform laws may be causing overcrowding in jails

Understanding No Fault Auto Insurance, liability, injuries and PIP coverage in Florida and how that affects parties in car accidents…

PRETRIAL DETENTION: Pretrial Detention is a situation where the State Attorney’s Office has filed a motion for pretrial detention as…

SHOULD I GO TO THE ER AFTER A CAR ACCIDENT? Yes, you should go to the emergency room after a…

Out of County and Out of State Warrants are usually issued by a Judge who is outside of the present jurisdiction.

As per the Florida Statutes, Chapter 901.08, the issue of warrant when offense triable in another county.

Important Steps to take after a Personal Injury: Important Steps to take after a personal injury – whether severe or…

Generally, Florida law allows for the prosecution of computer crimes, often resulting in a third-degree felony. Punishment is delivered with a prison sentence of up to five (5) years and fines of up to $5,000 or both.
Any offense against intellectual property, including the illegal downloading of music and movies is typically punishable as a third-degree felony. If the defendant also intended to commit fraud or theft, the charges may be increased to a second-degree felony.

Although DUI typically involves a defendant operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, DUI is not a traffic violation

FELONY BATTERY The prosecutor can also charge a defendant with felony battery if this is a subsequent offense. Felony battery…