Inventory Searches Subsequent to an Arrest
Unfortunately for the average citizen, there are many civil and criminal traffic violations for which law enforcement is authorized to
I Rear-Ended Someone in an Auto Accident: Am I Automatically At-Fault?
Given the State of modern technology and people’s comfort with using it, it is hardly uncommon for someone to be
I’m Making a Claim for Personal Injuries After an Accident: Should I Assume I’m Under Surveillance?
Unfortunately, auto accidents happen in Florida all the time. Fortunately, a good number of them leave the vehicle’s occupants unharmed.
Rights of a Passenger in a Stopped Vehicle
Rights of a Passenger in a Stopped Vehicle It happens hundreds if not thousands of times every day in the
Florida Personal Injury Protection
Under Florida’s system of motor vehicle insurance, all drivers are required to carry insurance on that vehicle. At a bare
Hillsborough County DUI RIDR Program
While it is never good to pick up a DUI charge, if a driver is unfortunate to have done so,
In a DUI Investigation, Can the State Get Blood Alcohol Records from the Hospital?
Unfortunately, the offense of Driving Under the Influence is a regular occurrence on the streets of Florida. Even more unfortunate
Sapp, et al v. Brooks, et al: Case on Past and Future Medical Expenses in a Negligence Case
Judge Anne-Leigh Gaylord Moe, of the 13th Judicial Circuit (Hillsborough County) recently issued an Order in Sapp and Chaney, et
Criminal Statute of Limitations
A statute of limitations is a period of time in which the State of Florida must file criminal charges against
Locating Insurance Information After a Motor Vehicle Accident
Unfortunately, motor vehicle accidents are a regular occurrence on the roads of Florida. According to one report, there were 1,050