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Penalties for Riding a Bicycle While Intoxicated

In Florida, a bicycle is considered a vehicle and must follow the same traffic rules as any other vehicle on the road. The law that describes a motor vehicle in Florida reads “every device in, upon or by which any person or property is or may be transported or drawn upon a highway, excepting devices used exclusively upon stationary rails or track [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 13, 2015

Most Common Crimes That Occur During the Holidays

The holidays bring friends and families together in celebration and a spirit of giving. However, seasonal trends also lead to criminal activity. The following crimes occur most often during the holidays. Identity Theft While identity theft happens all year, increased spending by consumers makes the public particularly vulnerable during the holidays [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 11, 2015

Harassment vs. Assault: What’s The Difference?

Both harassment and assault are serious charges in Florida. It is important to know the difference between harassment and assault laws and penalties. A person accused of either harassment or assault will want to seek the services of a professional criminal defense attorney experienced in such cases. Harassment vs. Assault Laws in Florida Harassment [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 10, 2015

Five Most Bizarre Personal Injury Cases

There are some accidents that nobody would ever expect to happen. These occurrences are so unordinary that they seem more like fiction than fact. Nevertheless, when bad things happen, regardless of how strange, the victims deserve a qualified personal injury lawyer. Here is a list of the five exceptionally bizarre, yet true, personal injury cases. [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 8, 2015

Five Facts About Florida’s Stand Your Ground Statute

Although the acquittal of George Zimmerman might have happened several years ago, it spurred a renewed public interest into Florida's "stand your ground" statute. Despite the fact that Zimmerman's attorneys did not use a "stand your ground" defense, the case opened the door for an intense debate regarding these laws, especially in Florida. Here a [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 7, 2015

Five Facts About Domestic Disputes

Domestic disputes in Florida may be called by other names such as domestic violence, intimate partner violence or spousal abuse. No matter the terminology, these activities can result in serious consequences. Here are some important facts about domestic disputes in Florida. #1 Domestic Violence Can Include More Than Physical Abuse Domestic violence [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 6, 2015

What Is Obstruction of Justice?

In the state of Florida, there are several actions that can constitute obstruction of justice. Overall, someone who is guilty of obstruction of justice has interfered with the due process of the law in some way. They may have lied to investigators, interfered with a police officer who was arresting someone or destroyed evidence that may have led to [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 5, 2015

Babysitters and Negligence Cases: What to Know

A parent’s worst nightmare is learning that their child has been hurt or injured. What parents and caregivers need to know is that a babysitter can be held accountable if a child becomes injured in their care. If an unfortunate situation involving a child care provider and a child occurs, legal action might ensue. Additionally, any child care pro [...]

Rohom Khonsari December 3, 2015

Five Florida Driving Laws You Might Not Know

Driving in Florida may seem no different than driving in other states. However, if you do not stay up-to-date with the law, you might be unaware of certain regulations and how they affect you. Here are five laws that Florida drivers may not know. Collision with an Unattended Vehicle or Damaging an Object with Your Car If you damage an object or un [...]

Rohom Khonsari November 30, 2015

Sale of Faulty Medical Equipment: Fraud or Medical Malpractice?

If you were treated by a medical professional or organization who used equipment that did not deliver the promised results — or worse, aggravated your condition or suffering — you may be able to file a claim for reasonable compensation. However, one key question helps to define whether the case is one of fraud or one of medical malpractice: did [...]

Rohom Khonsari November 28, 2015