Recent Blog Posts
Do I Still Have A Personal Injury Case If I Don’t Feel Hurt After The Accident?
Even minor car accidents can potentially cause serious injuries to those involved. When two cars collide, the passengers are brought to a complete stop, and they could be thrown around forcefully because of this sudden shift in momentum. This will put lots of tension and stress against the victims’ joints, muscles, and tendons, which… Read More
What Should I Do If An Insurance Adjuster Calls?
If you get in any kind of accident, you’re most likely going to want to take some time to heal and recover from your injuries. However, if your injuries are serious and you have decided to file an insurance claim, you’re probably going to have to deal with an insurance adjuster shortly after your… Read More
Nassau County Commission Chairman Aaron Bell Faces DUI Charges
DUI charges can be shocking when the offender is a well-known politician. This was recently the case in Florida, when Nassau County Commission Chairman Aaron Bell was arrested for DUI on Sadler Street in Fernandina Beach. The incident happened on the evening of June 21. Bell is in the process of being booked into… Read More
What Is A Deposition and How Do They Work
A deposition is a part of the discovery phase of a civil lawsuit where a person appears for a question and answer session so both sides can learn more about the case and develop strategies and responses for the opposing counsel’s arguments. It also preserves the witness’ testimony and allows both parties to learn… Read More
Criminal vs. Civil Cases
Court cases can take on a variety of forms depending on subject matter, what you’re trying to achieve in the case, and the argument you are presenting. However, the biggest divider of cases is whether the case is a civil case or a criminal case. The difference between the two lies in who brings… Read More
Meldon Lawyer Attorney Gets Client’s Bond Reduced by $3M
Our office was retained after a First Appearance proceeding where the court set our client’s bond at $3,000,000. Immediately after being retained on the case, we immediately filed a motion to reduce bond. At the conclusion of the hearing, the court released our client on his own recognizance. In other words, our client simply… Read More
What Is The Difference Between A Lawyer And An Attorney? Can The Two Terms Be Used Interchangeably?
You’ve probably heard the words “attorney” and “lawyer” before when referring to someone who assists and represents you in legal matters. And, although used interchangeably by the general public, the two words don’t actually refer to the same thing. The word “attorney” actually has French origins and means, “one appointed or consulted”. In English,… Read More
How Do Fractures Occur?
Many people brag that they have never broken a bone. Then there are those who are clumsy and are always suffering from fractures. The bones in our body are very strong and can handle a lot of force, but they have their limits. When they are twisted or too much pressure is applied, they… Read More
What Is Probable Cause And How Can It Affect A Criminal Defense Case?
Probable cause is a requirement that law enforcement personnel are required to meet in order to issue a warrant, conduct a search, or to make an arrest. It can also be used to justify warrantless searches and arrests if there is an urgent situation. It is an important part of the Fourth Amendment, which… Read More
How To Properly Store A Firearm In The Car
Vehicle carry laws in Florida do not require a person to possess a Concealed Weapon and Firearm License (CWFL) in order to store a firearm in their car. According to Florida Statute 790.025, it is lawful and not a violation of Florida Statute 790.01 for a person 18 years of age or older to… Read More
