Recent Blog Posts
9-11: Honoring the Fallen
It is difficult to believe that on 9-11-18, it will have been 17 years since the horrific events that occurred at the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center, at the Pentagon and in a field in Pennsylvania. Regardless of political views and changes in the world since that time, 9-11 is a day… Read More »
What to Expect at a Bond Hearing
If you are arrested and charged with a crime, you may be facing a bond hearing. Also referred to as a bail hearing, bond hearings are used to determine the amount of money needed to post bail for the defendant in order for them to be released from jail. Having an experienced attorney on… Read More »
What Makes a Case for Negligent Security?
Businesses have a responsibility to protect those who are on their property from injury. This includes creating a safe environment that deters criminal activity. Security cameras and guards are not only responsible for protecting a business from robbery or other crimes, they are also in place to protect a business’ customers. When a business… Read More »
Boats and Carbon Monoxide
Boating is a popular activity in the great state of Florida with our expanse of ocean and other waterways to enjoy. While boating has risks, one that many do not recognize is carbon monoxide poisoning. Even when outdoors, this tasteless, odorless gas can pose a risk of injury and death to boaters, especially when… Read More »
Florida Ranks in Top 10 for ATV Deaths
All-terrain vehicles or ATVs are popular for traveling off-road for sport or just pure enjoyment, yet these vehicles can be dangerous when not used safely. With many places to explore off-road, there are many ATV enthusiasts in Florida. The concern is that Florida ranks in the top 10 in the country for ATV deaths,… Read More »
Is Uninsured and Underinsured Coverage Worth the Cost?
When purchasing auto insurance, you have many choices in types of coverage to carry. Liability, collision and comprehensive coverage are common to ensure that you, your vehicle and others involved in a car crash will be covered if you cause an accident. Other types of insurance options that are available are uninsured and underinsured… Read More »
The Case for Talc Causing Cancer
The link between talc and various cancers is a hot topic, especially with the emergence of thousands of lawsuits against makers of talc body powder. Three lawsuits have been won against Johnson & Johnson, totaling $195 million in damages for the victims. All three cases were based on evidence that the talc used in… Read More »
Is Your Sixth Amendment Right to Trial Vanishing?
One of the basic rights granted to the citizens of the United States of America is the right to trial. This gives innocent and guilty persons accused of a crime the right to be judged by a jury of their peers. Yet, due to changes in the court system, only an estimated 3% of… Read More »
Does Your Vehicle Have a Recalled Defective Air Bag?
The Takata defective air bag recall involves an estimated 50 million air bags, one of the largest vehicle part recalls in history. While many public notices and vehicle owner alert attempts have been issued, there are still millions of vehicles with these defective air bags. These air bags have been responsible for hundreds of… Read More »
When Can an Officer Search My Vehicle?
Obeying a police officer with polite respect is under most circumstances the correct procedure when you are pulled over for a traffic issue. However, there are some instances where a police officer may ask for permission to search your vehicle where you have the right to say no, or if they search without your… Read More »
