BILL PROVIDES FOR CHILD SUPPORT IF A DRUNK DRIVER KILLS A MINOR’S PARENT

Florida prosecutors continue with pending cases despite permitless carry law.

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

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

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ASKING TO SIGN A MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION.

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

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.

Gov. Ron DeSantis made two judicial appointments to the 13th Judicial Circuit court on October 4th including Joseph Tompkins and Michael Hooi.

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

That’s because they know they end up paying substantially more to settle a claim when a lawyer is involved.

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

Here are some general facts about personal injury law in Florida. Keep in mind that laws often change, so it’s always a good idea to consult with a legal professional for the most current information:

Florida jurisdictions working to impose harsher penalties for career criminals

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.

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