IS YOUR LICENSE SUSPENDED IMMEDIATELY AFTER A DUI IN FLORIDA?

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A new initiative announced by State Attorney Andrew Bain would create a Violent Crimes Unit to overcome burden of trying to get violent crimes cases through the court system.

Florida Attorney General warns criminals of harsher penalties in the wake of Hurricane Milton

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.

Are personal injury settlements marital property in Florida? Florida is an equitable distribution state, therefore assets acquired by either spouse…

ASKING TO SIGN A MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION.

You should never agree to sign the at-fault insurance company’s blanket medical authorization.

Florida Supreme Court gears up for marijuana legalization arguments

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.

Without question, no matter what law firm or attorney represents you, certain violent crimes committed with a gun, firearm or weapon in Florida will lead to mandatory minimums that you will not be able to avoid.

HOW TO STRENGTHEN YOUR DUI DEFENSE IN TAMPA PRESERVING EVIDENCE: There are many potential pieces of evidence that a defendant…

Florida man gets 30 years for distracted driving case that killed 9 year old boy.

In Tampa and the rest of Florida, the driver in the back is usually liable for any damages, and most of the time that is correct. However, the leading party can also be found liable in some cases.

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.

If you casually tell them you’re doing fine, or even say you’re “okay,” the adjuster may use that as evidence that your injuries are inconsequential.

New Florida Laws going into effect July 1st