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What Are the Underage Drinking Laws in Florida?

By Meldon Law |

Florida has state-specific laws regulating underage drinking and alcohol possession. It is especially important to grasp the complexities of the law and the consequences you may face if you or your kid is charged with underage drinking. State Penalties for Underage Drinking Alcohol is defined in Florida law as commercial beverages, such as cans… Read More

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DUI Lawyer

Know your Rights: What to do if you’re pulled over for a DUI

By Meldon Law |

If you are pulled over for suspected driving under the influence (DUI), it is important to know your rights. Here at Meldon Law, we have successfully defended hundreds of DUI cases. This article will provide you with what to do during a DUI investigation. What is a DUI? Under Florida law, a person is… Read More

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Property Damage Caused by Hurricanes

By Meldon Law |

Anyone who owns property in Florida knows that the possibility of hurricane damage is very high between June and November. With the NOAA expecting an above-normal hurricane season, we might see thousands of houses and businesses destroyed by strong winds, heavy rains, and storm surge. Most home and business owners have some type of… Read More

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DUI Lawyers

I’ve Been Charged with DUI. Now What?

By Meldon Law |

In Florida, every DUI case is essentially two cases in one. The first case is an administrative case against your driver’s license. If you blew over a .08 or refused to provide the police with a sample, the police most likely took your license away. That was the beginning of the administrative suspension case…. Read More

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Speed Causes Critical Injuries In Lady Lake Motorcycle Crash

By Meldon Law |

Many people ride motorcycles for one main reason: the thrill. Motorcycles are meant to go fast, so many riders push these vehicles to their limits. However, speed is dangerous, and when a rider goes too fast, they can get into a serious accident. This was what happened in Lady Lakes, when a motorcycle rider… Read More

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How Long Does a Personal Injury Lawsuit Take?

By Meldon Law |

Every personal injury occurs under unique circumstances. For this reason, it’s not possible to determine precisely how long any case will take. While the statute of limitations in Florida is two years to file a lawsuit, this does not determine how long your case will take to resolve. If you or a loved one… Read More

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Uber Accident

What Should I Do If I Get Injured In An Accident With An Uber Driver

By Meldon Law |

Uber and Lyft are rideshare services that many people use for various reasons. You’ve probably used one of these services at least once in your life, but have you ever thought about what you should do if you get injured in an accident with an Uber driver? It may seem like an unlikely event,… Read More

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Multiple Slips And Falls Lead To Fraud Charges

By Meldon Law |

Slip and fall accidents happen often, so when a person is involved in one, nobody bats an eye. But when a person falls four times in a seven-year period, it becomes suspicious. A 53-year-old man from Lauderhill was arrested in early July for a slip and fall incident that he reported in February 2020,… Read More

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What Happens If I Am Hit By An Uninsured Motorist?

By Meldon Law |

Almost all states require motorists to have a minimum amount of auto insurance before they can get behind the wheel of a vehicle. Despite this law, many motorists drive with not enough insurance or maybe even no insurance at all. Florida has one of the highest rates of uninsured motorists, at more than 20%…. Read More

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What’s The Discovery Phase Of A Lawsuit?

By Meldon Law |

The discovery phase begins once a lawsuit has been filed. Discovery is a process where both parties exchange information about all the relevant facts of the case as well as the witnesses and evidence that each side will present at trial. This is meant to keep a minimal amount of “surprises” from occurring during… Read More

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