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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Tips For Parents To Prevent Their Teens From Becoming Drunk Drivers No one could ever state enough how deadly drinking and driving is. -
What if You Can't Afford a Lawyer? I have no money, how can I hire an attorney? -
What Cases Do Personal Injury Lawyers Handle? When you think of a personal injury lawyer, you may only think of automobile accidents which make up a majority of all personal injury cases. Some personal injury lawyers not only handle automobile accident cases, but also handle gym injuries, slip and fall, and other negligent security cases. -
How Can a Criminal Defense Lawyer Defend Someone Who's Guilty? If someone is clearly guilty, why do they have a lawyer represent them? -
How Do I Pay My Medical Bills Until I Get My Settlement? If your injury from an accident has resulted in you being unable to work and loss of income, it can make a complicated situation even more frustrating leaving you wondering how you will pay your medical bills until you get your settlement. -
How One Drink Can Still Put You At Risk for Accident and Prosecution Even if you just had one drink, you can still get arrested and charged with driving under the influence. Find out how in this article. -
What is the Palm Beach County 1st Time DUI Offender Program? What is the Palm Beach County 1st Time DUI Offender Program? Can I Stay Out Of Jail With The Palm Beach County First Time DUI Offender Program? -
Who Pays for a Personal Injury Claim? How are personal injury cases in Florida paid out? This is a little tricky as it's different than most states. In Florida, we have personal injury protection (PIP) benefits which is your own insurance company paying for your medical care -
What Happens If You Violate Your Interlock Device? With ignition interlock devices (IIDs) proving their mettle over the years as a tool in the campaign against drunk driving, all 50 states and the District of Columbia have since passed laws requiring DUI offenders to have them installed in their vehicles.
