NEW LAW MAKES IT A FELONY TO ATTACK A DEFENSE ATTORNEY OR PUBLIC DEFENDER

Tampa Lawyer Frank G. Fernandez receives 2022 Client Champion Award for exceptional client reviews FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 20,…

DRUG TRAFFICKING IN FLORIDA If you have been convicted for the trafficking of drugs or a controlled substance in Florida,…

Important tips of what not to do if you’re in an accident involving Personal Injury: There are a few very…

Florida prosecutors continue with pending cases despite permitless carry law.

IMPROPER SEARCH & SEIZURE An unreasonable or improper search and seizure is a search and seizure by a law enforcement…

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

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

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

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

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.”

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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.

New Florida law affecting homelessness begins October 1st.

Florida residents have lost hundreds of millions to investment fraud

$3 million South Florida settlement won on obscure law.