Monthly Archives: June 2022
Medical Malpractice In Florida
Being a victim of medical malpractice can severely affect your and your loved ones’ lives, and the process of filing a medical malpractice claim can be difficult and confusing. This blog post is meant to share some insight on what to do if you are a victim of medical malpractice and are unsure of… 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
Florida Man Killed In ATV Accident
Many people like to use all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) recreationally, and while they can be fun to ride in the woods and on trails, they can be dangerous as well. Many people don’t know how to ride these vehicles properly, which can lead to serious accidents. Sadly, a recent ATV crash in Florida led to… 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
Florida Man Stopped For Reckless Driving Is “High And Happy”
While it’s good to be happy while you’re driving, being “high and happy” is a whole different story. That’s what a Florida man told police he was feeling while driving recklessly through Tampa. The 51-year-old man from Jupiter was stopped by police on the morning of February 16 after police received multiple calls about… 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
Florida School Bus Driver Arrested For DUI
Parents expect that school bus drivers will get their children to school safely. They do not always think about the dangers, such as a driver under the influence of alcohol, but it is a possibility. A Florida bus driver was recently arrested after driving while intoxicated. The 60-year-old man was driving home middle school… Read More
Family Sues For Wrongful Death After Man Is Killed By Tour Bus
In a bus vs. pedestrian situation, the odds are against the pedestrian. Buses are large, heavy vehicles that can cause a lot of damage in a crash. Sadly, a bus recently crashed into a man pushing his broken-down SUV on the road, killing him. His family is now suing the bus driver and the… Read More
Man Killed In Florida Bicycle Crash
Bicycles have no protection in the event of a crash, which means they need to be extremely careful when riding. Bicycles have to follow the same laws as motor vehicles, but riders sometimes forget this. They may run red lights and stop signs, causing them to get hit and even killed. Sadly, this was… Read More
