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Responding to PIP Demand Letters Adequately
In the state of Florida, there are a variety of laws and policies considerably in favor of, and against both insurers and payees when it comes to Personal Injury Protection (PIP), legal liability, and taking into account that Florida is technically a “no-fault” state when it comes to such situations or incidents. Needless to say,…
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Determining if Bankruptcy is Right for You
When most people hear the term ‘bankruptcy’ they think of financial catastrophe, failure, and even surrender to the government of their most valued personal assets. This however, is not necessarily always the case. In fact, not only are there various types of bankruptcy in which an individual can file, but there are also alternative solutions…
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Personal Injury: Responsibly mediating and representing
As common as personal injury cases are, most people, including professionals, would like to think (or hope) that settlements would come at a much more accelerated pace and that everyone can go their own separate ways with closure swiftly. Unfortunately, this is very far from reality, as insurance companies are in place, as well as…
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FBI seeks to hold Clinton accountable for legal violations
As the drama surrounding the Hilary Clinton e-mail scandal continues to evolve, FBI and other federal agencies have begun seeking financial retribution in the form of potential legal penalties against Hilary Clinton. While the nature and exact content of the emails shared or correspondences sent by Clinton is murky at best, federal agencies have shifted…
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Lawmakers brainstorming over the application of drones
Drones or unmanned aircrafts are growing in popularity with the passage of time. With its increasing use, a new industry is expanding into a multibillion dollar business. At the same time, the laid back approach of law makers in US aren’t allowing them to come up with acceptable drone law. They are struggling to deal…
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Body camera use as per Florida law triggers confusion
Law enforcement officials are increasingly sporting body cameras which are gradually turning into a necessity. Orlando police department has started providing their cops with body cameras in the recent times. Newly formulated Florida law which came to effect recently has something stored for such officials. It would restrict the access to this video camera in…
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A Section of Criminal Legislation Incapacitated by Washington’s Supreme Court
Supreme Court incapacitated a section of criminal law aimed at convicting people of repeated brutal crimes imprisoned for longer period of time. The justices concluded a catch-all term with Armed Career Criminal Act. It defined the crimes which make a particular defendant ready for serving a longer sentence in prison as vague. Samuel Johnson, a…
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FIFA officials booked for corrupt practices and illegitimate monetary gain
The New York federal court has charged 14 top ranking FIFA officials with money laundering, racketeering, and conspiracies. It came to light with the unsealing of a 14 count indictment in the Brooklyn court. The defendants had participated in a 24 year scheme for financial enrichment through illegal practices with international soccer. One by one,…
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Determining whether or not a Civil or Criminal Defense Attorney is right for YOU
Dependent upon the type of crime committed—or for any matter in which you or a love one might be facing prosecution, determining the most reputable Civil or Criminal Defense Attorney is essential. Here are a few tips to take into consideration upon researching and exploring your options: Ensure that you or the associated party(s) are…
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Understanding an accident and your rights
Being in a car accident is traumatizing, heart breaking, and commonly detrimental to the well being of your personal property and/or body. But, with the right care, perspective, knowledge, and professional representation it can be a more ‘simple’ experience and one in which is sure to bring less heartache. Obtaining the right personal injury attorney…
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Reforms On Alimony Marching Forward
A refreshing effort to significantly change the alimony law of Florida is gradually gaining momentum. More and more lawmakers are heading into the next half of the 2015 session in this regard. R-Lakeland Senator Kelli Stargel, a sponsored bill was approved by Senate Judiciary Committee which puts a full stop on permanent alimony. It is…
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Embezzlement laws and various aspects related to the law
The law offers specific elements whereby a state should prove for convicting a person accused of misappropriation of property or finances placed under their watch and care. It marks the legal defenses which might be raised by a defendant and punishments which may be imposed post conviction. Most of the embezzlement prosecutions occur at a…