With a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Florida, it is possible to protect some or all of a settlement or award depending on what other assets a debtor has.

Criminal defendants could be held without bail more easily if new senate bill passes.

Florida residents and visitors should take note of new laws that started on January 1st, 2024. These newly enacted laws will have an impact on various aspects of public life in the state, from traffic safety to ethics considerations for public officials and investigations related to child protection.

Mistake of Fact or Law Defense in Criminal Cases If an alleged crime was made under a reasonable and honest…

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

How long after an accident can injuries show up? Based on case studies, researchers have found that: Internal bleeding and/or…

WHAT DOES DUTY OF CARE MEAN? A: A driver of a motor vehicle has a legal duty to drive safely….

There are various reasons attorneys may file a motion to withdraw from representing clients. One of the most common reasons is the client has failed to abide by the terms contained in the representation agreement.

OUT OF COUNTY AND OUT OF STATE WARRANTS Out of County and Out of State Warrants are usually issued by…

Search for sex crime victims on cruise ships intensifies

A new open carry bill that would allow Floridians to openly carry firearms has been filed and will be up for consideration during the 2025 Legislative Sessions.

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STEPS TO TAKE FOLLOWING A NECK OR BACK INJURY Our Tampa Neck and Back Injury Lawyers have built a solid…

MANY PEOPLE ARE ENTITLED TO PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS AND DON’T REALIZE IT Whenever a personal injury occurs, many people might…

New Law enhances penalties for threatening court personnel. Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed HB 67, a bill that makes it a crime to threaten a justice, judicial assistant, and other court personnel with death or “serious bodily injury.”