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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How Long Does a Felony Stay on Your Record in Florida? In Florida, a felony is a more serious crime that can be punishable by death or incarceration in state prison. So, will a felony stay on your record forever? -
Florida Teen and Mom Face Prison Time After Allegedly Rigging Homecoming Court Votes We all know about the infamous "Florida Man," but this week "Florida Teen" is making headlines. -
I Was Arrested in Florida But Released From Jail Without Charges. Can I Still Be Charged In the Future? If you were arrested in the state of Florida and released without charges, you may not be off the hook yet. -
Overdue VHS Tape From 1999 Prompts Arrest Warrant Do you have a warrant out for your arrest? A Texas woman recently found out she is a wanted felon for not returning a VHS tape she rented in 1999 -
Driving Drunk vs. Boating Drunk: The Differences Between DUI and BUI What are the differences between DUI and BUI in Florida? -
What Happens After a Deposition in a Florida Car Accident Case? A deposition will provide sworn, out-of-court, oral testimony for all parties involved in a lawsuit including witnesses if called upon. You may ask yourself, however, what happens after a deposition? -
Arrested on Spring Break in Palm Beach? A South Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Can Help! Have you been arrested on spring break in Palm Beach County? If so, here is some information you should know. -
Cheap Flights, Bar Fights, and No COVID-19 Restrictions for South Florida Spring Breakers While Miami Beach, Florida is overrun with record-breaking spring break crowds due to Florida's lax COVID-19 restrictions, a state of emergency has been issued to help stem the chaos. Some of the most common spring break arrests in South Florida include DUI, BUI, assault, and battery. -
Do I Have to Speak in Court if I Have a Lawyer? If you've been charged with a crime in the state of Florida, you are guaranteed a day in court to defend yourself. The question you should be asking however is do you really want to defend yourself without a lawyer present? -
Assault Defendant Caught on Zoom Hearing at Alleged Victim’s House As Zoom court hearings continue due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there have already been countless mishaps. While some are harmless and funny, this most recent one is not so lighthearted.
