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My Teenager Has Been Charged With a DUI, Now What?

My Teenager Has Been Charged With a DUI, Now What?

It is no mystery that a large percentage of teenagers consume alcohol. In fact, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, more than 70 percent of adolescents will have consumed alcohol by the time they are 18 years old. What is worse is that nearly 5,000 people under the age of 21 die annually from alcohol-related inciden [...]

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Who Is Responsible For My Slip and Fall Accident?

Who Is Responsible For My Slip and Fall Accident?

When we visit a business, whether a restaurant, shopping mall or other commercial area, we do not anticipate sustaining injuries due to dangerous premises. Slip and fall accidents however occur frequently, and if you or a loved one is left injured due to the negligence of another, you could be entitled to compensation for your injuries. A crucial e [...]

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What Is Considered Domestic Abuse in Florida?

What Is Considered Domestic Abuse in Florida?

Domestic violence allegations are taken very seriously, and they should be. However, sometimes a partner may falsely accuse an individual of domestic violence. If you or a loved one is facing domestic violence charges, it is important to fully understand what domestic violence is and how you can defend your rights. Types of Domestic Violence Domest [...]

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What Is An Emergency Medical Condition?

What Is An Emergency Medical Condition?

When you or a loved one gets in a car accident, the last thing anybody wants to worry about are the bills that come with it. Medical costs, loss of wages, and even funeral expenses are a burden on you and your family after an accident. Thankfully, if you are a Florida driver with a valid license and insurance, then you have Personal Injury Protecti [...]

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What Is Attorney-Client Privilege?

What Is Attorney-Client Privilege?

In the judicial system, defendants should feel confident in trusting in their attorneys. That is why the attorney-client privilege was created. Similar to “doctor-patient confidentiality,” attorney-client privilege ensures that communication between an attorney and their client is confidential. The attorney-client privilege is one of the most h [...]

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What Is Drug Paraphernalia?

What Is Drug Paraphernalia?

Drug paraphernalia is a broad term used to describe any equipment, product or material that is primarily intended for introducing an illegal controlled substance into the human body. Typically used or recreational purposes, possessing drug paraphernalia can have serious consequences if an individual is convicted. What is Considered Drug Paraphernal [...]

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What Is Personal Injury Protection?

What Is Personal Injury Protection?

Personal injury protection, or PIP for short, is an extension of your car insurance that is available in various states throughout America. Personal injury protection covers medical expenses as well as lost wages and other damages in some cases. Unlike car insurance, personal injury protection is also known as a no-fault coverage because it does no [...]

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Floridians May See Medical Marijuana on 2016 Ballot

Floridians May See Medical Marijuana on 2016 Ballot

This past November, many Floridians were disappointed when Proposition 2, the amendment that would legalize medical marijuana in the state of Florida, failed to pass. The proposition needed at least 60 percent to pass, but fell short by only 2 percent. However, supporters for medical marijuana have already started gearing up for the next election, [...]

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Can I Sue for Emotional Distress?

Can I Sue for Emotional Distress?

After an accident, the emotional damages encountered can be just as scarring as any physical injuries. Many individuals suffer from severe depression and anxiety after a traumatic event, and they find it difficult to go about their day-to-day life. If you have experienced emotional distress as a result of an accident, find out if you are entitled t [...]

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Can Police Use Something On My Facebook as Evidence?

Can Police Use Something On My Facebook as Evidence?

Research shows that as of October 2013, more than 500 million people use Facebook. The popular social media outlet allows users to post statuses, photos and share details regarding their personal life. While Facebook can be a great tool for keeping in touch with friends and family, some users essentially turn their profiles into public diaries. A l [...]

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