Risk of Fatal Crashes in Florida Increases When Alcohol Is Involved
November 21, 2019
Key Points of This Article: Driving drunk increases the risk of a fatal car crash.A driver and his passenger were killed on impact after a recent local rollover crash involving alcohol.You deserve to protect your rights and take legal action after a crash. It’s every driver’s worst nightmare: A drunk driver is speeding at you head-on, going the wrong way down the road. You have just...
Florida Passes Sweeping New Rules for Lawyer Referrals
April 2, 2018
Beginning April 30, 2018, new rules will go into effect throughout Florida that could seriously change how legal consumers, attorneys, and referral services interact. These new amendments to Florida Bar rules have to do with lawyer referral services in Florida and were accepted by the Florida Supreme Court on March 8, 2018. Going forward, the new rules changes will prohibit all Florida lawyers...
A Fresh Look At Ferugson
August 25, 2014
It has been a very hectic time for the people of Ferguson, Missouri. The death of an unarmed man named Michael Brown at the hands of law enforcement has launched a flood of rallies, protests and anger. In order to gain a better perspective, we sat down with Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer (and former prosecutor) Michael Kenny. Below are the answers to some general questions about this incid...
Automobile Recalls And Defects
June 9, 2014
Every week, we update this page with the latest news on automobile recalls and defects. Please check to make sure your automobile does not have any problems that could endanger yourself or your loved ones. November 19 : 442,000 Volkswagen vehicles from 2011-2013, including Jetta and Beetle models, Recalled for the trailing arm which may have reduced durability, causing a loss of vehi...
Jameis Winston’s Legal Situation
May 1, 2014
Jameis Winston’s Legal Situation Jameis Winston: You probably already know about his shoplifting incident at a Tallahassee Publix this week. However, a lot of people are confused as to what his legal situation actually is at the moment. After all, there have been conflicting reports all over the web, so we decided to have our Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, Michael Kenny, clear ...
Vehicle Registration Fees Lowered
April 2, 2014
On April 2, 2014, Governor Rick Scott, Senate President Don Gaetz, Speaker of the House Will Weatherford and a number of other Florida Legislatures met together for the signing of Senate Bill 156. What is Senate Bill 156? In short, tax relief…though not a lot, but it is still a reduction. Senate Bill 156 will reduce the cost of vehicle registration fees. Back in 2009, under former Governor Char...
Social Media’s Attack On The Impartial Jury
March 19, 2014
If you have ever had jury duty, followed a high-profile case or just watched a half-way realistic lawyer show, you are probably aware that jurors are not supposed to discuss their trial with anyone until after the trial is over. In fact, they are not even supposed to discuss the trial with fellow members of the jury until it is time deliberate over a verdict. Additionally, if jurors have a relati...
Florida’s New Highway Safety And Traffic Laws
January 29, 2014
In the last week, we have seen two very important changes to our highway safety and traffic laws. The first is Senate Bill 102, sponsored by Senator Miguel Diaz de la Portilla, which increases penalties for drivers who leave the scene of an accident. The second is House Bill 225, sponsored by a number of Representatives, which changes the age when children are no longer required to be in a car se...
Mike Miller’s Lawsuit: Does He Have A Case?
October 28, 2013
Disclaimer: The following is a legal opinion based on the limited facts available to the public. It is meant to explain some general principles, but not as any binding legal advice. If you follow sports at all, you know that former Miami Heat player, Mike Miller is involved in filing a lawsuit against the Heat for their part in Haider Zafar’s defrauding Miller $1.7 million. If you have ...
How Is Florida Law Enforcement Using Facebook?
September 26, 2013
Last week, Facebook admitted what many of us had long suspected; Facebook has been turning over information on its users to local, state and federal government agencies. From June of 2012 to December of 2012, these agencies requested information on roughly 38,000 users for criminal investigations and intelligence gathering. It is alleged that criminal investigations made up the bulk of ...
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