Monthly Archives: February 2019
Florida Professionals: Behind on Student Loans? Read This Now
Several decades ago, there were not many professions that needed a license in order for a person to be a practitioner. Now over twenty-five percent of the available professions have licensure requirements. These professions require education beyond high school, and in many instances, beyond four years of college in order to meet the requirements… Read More »
New Ethical Standards for Architects
The American Institute of Architects has made changes in its rules and standards addressing the issues of sexual harassment, equity in the profession and sustainability. These three areas are greatly impacted as members of the AIA move forward. The ethical standards to which architects will now be held are meant to help make the… Read More »
Sexual Predators at Camp
Going to camp is almost a rite of passage for some kids. The experience of being away from home is often a wonderful one. It gives them a sense of independence and responsibility. Seldom do parents consider that there may be sexual predators on staff. Parents send their kids off to enjoy nature hikes,… Read More »
Finding Hope Amidst Multiple DUIs
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol has serious consequences and stiff penalties, particularly if you are unfortunate enough to have multiple DUIs. If you are in this position, you may already have an ignition interlock device on your vehicle and you have probably attended a victim awareness program or DUI school. You… Read More »
The Emotional Effect of a Student Assault of a Teacher
Teaching has always been a noble profession. Teachers were revered and respected because they were the key to a better life. In some societies, this is still the case. Education is greatly valued and those who bring education to the masses are greatly respected because of the work they do. Unfortunately, the assault of… Read More »
Check Your Child Car Seat for Expiration Date
You expect expiration dates on yogurt, lunch meat and that carton of milk, but you may not realize that your child’s car seat has an expiration date as well. If you bought it brand new, chances are you have nothing to worry about, although it would still be a good idea to check the… Read More »
Dealing with Sexual Harassment at Work
By now, with all the headlines concerning the #metoo movement, one might assume that being sexually harassed at work would be less of a problem. The word is out that this is unacceptable behavior and professionals simply should know better. Unfortunately, there are many levels of harassment, and it’s not always easy to determine… Read More »
Negligent Hospital and Birth Injuries
What event could be more joyous or more eagerly anticipated than the birth of a child? During your pregnancy, you faithfully get your checkups, follow the doctors’ and nurses’ instructions. Most births go as planned, or at least without trouble in the development and delivery of the baby. Patients have a reasonable expectation for… Read More »
How Drug Possession in School Can Affect Your Future
Your child being caught with a controlled substance at school may not seem like a big deal to them, but drug possession can have serious law implications for juveniles in the state of Florida. To deal with the fallout from this type of charge, you’ll need an attorney who understands these serious implications and… Read More »
Formal Hearings vs Informal Hearings in Administrative Law
Administrative law falls somewhere outside of criminal or civil court litigation, although at times it may run concurrent to these other legal processes, depending on what violations or circumstances have occurred. Administrative law in Florida refers to rules governing state agencies that determine such things as violations against statutes outlined for state board licenses… Read More »
