Our attorney draws on his 15+ years of criminal defense experience to find relevant topics for his regular blog posts. We invite you to follow our blog to learn about your rights when you have been arrested, as well as when you have grounds to file an injury claim after an accident. Even if you are not facing these legal situations currently, this information may come in handy one day.
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Car Insurance Company Tactics Used to Trick You At the end of the day, insurance companies are just like any other business that is looking to make a profit. The following are tactics that insurance companies may use to trick you -
What Is The Williams Rule In Florida? Florida's "Williams Rule": How It Can Affect Your Criminal Case -
Oregon Measure 110: Oregon to Decriminalize Small Amounts of Heroin and Other Street Drugs Oregon is now the first state in the nation to decriminalize the possession and personal use of most drugs. -
Florida Man Mauled by Leopard After He Paid $150 for a "Full Contact Experience" Leopard-attack victim Suing Davie Animal Sanctuary After Being Mauled -
What Is Operation Greenlight 2020 and How It Can Save You Money Operation Green Light in Palm Beach County, Florida is a recent initiative that was passed by state legislators requiring local court clerks to create driver license reinstatement days. -
Can I Get a DUI for Driving High on Marijuana? How DUI Laws Apply to Marijuana -
Things You Need To Know About Ignition Interlock Devices Being convicted of driving under the influence is no joke, especially when the consequences that come with it start dawning on you. -
Can a Criminal Defense Attorney Contact the Victim? If you were arrested and are awaiting a hearing or trial, the alleged victim of the offense you were arrested for is a key witness in your case. The evidence they may provide heavily impacts the outcome of the case; therefore, you should never contact or attempt to contact the individual who claims to be your victim. -
How Does a Prosecutor Decide to File Charges? When a prosecutor decides what charges to file, they do so based on the information provided in the police report and filing package. Just because you may be arrested for a crime, does not mean that the crime you were arrested for is going to be the final charge(s) that you receive. -
Will Your Car Insurance Company Provide a Lawyer? What if you were in a car accident and it seems like you may be the one considered at fault?