Why the AT-FAULT Insurance Adjuster REALLY wants to Talk to You – Requesting a recorded statement.

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Fernandez Law Group selected for 2017 Tampa Small Business Excellence Award for Personal Injury Law in Tampa, FL FOR IMMEDIATE…

Jeff Quisenberry of Fernandez Law Group discussing Arraignment Hearings in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.

Florida prosecutors continue with pending cases despite permitless carry law.

A first-time misdemeanor for a driving under the influence (DUI) conviction in Florida is punishable by up to 9 months in jail.

Q:  WILL A DUI SHOW UP ON A BACKGROUND CHECK IN FLORIDA? Yes, DUI convictions are part of the public…

Based on case studies, researchers have found that internal bleeding and/or bruising has been noticed between 24 hours and 3 days after an accident.

The quick settlement offer is usually an attempt to cover up the full amount of your losses. Don’t chase it.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – March 11, 2018 Tampa Lawyer Frank Fernandez of Fernandez Law Group has been awarded the Top…

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

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

Criminal defendants could be held more easily if new senate bill passes

Public records exemption to protect county and city employees nears the finish line

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.