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Contracts are the foundation of most business and personal transactions in Florida. While written agreements are the standard, many individuals find themselves relying on spoken promises, whether during a handshake deal or a quick phone call. The question then arises...

If you have been in a car accident, you could face steep medical bills, lost earnings, and property damage. In this stressful scenario, many people wonder whether hiring a car accident lawyer will add to their financial burden. The good...

Vicarious employer liability in Florida can hold an entity or business responsible for the actions of an employee while performing their job. When examining if an employer is vicariously liable for an employee’s actions, the state follows the common law doctrine of...

If possible, have a cell phone in case of emergencies. But don’t try to talk on the phone while driving – it’s a good idea to turn your phone off before you start driving and let people leave messages. Children 12 and...

Overall, the United States reported 10,511 alcohol-impaired driving fatalities in 2018, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Out of those fatalities, 814 occurred in the State of Florida. In Florida, approximately 3.8 alcohol-related driving fatalities occur per every...

If you received a DUI in Florida, an experienced DUI lawyer can help you avoid the harsh Florida DUI penalties. Contact us online or call today to schedule a free consultation: 850-680-0849 Driving under the influence or driving while intoxicated,...

You may be wondering how much your claim is worth and asking the question, do Florida workers’ compensation calculators work? There are several factors that go into determining workers’ compensation benefits, and our experienced Florida workers' comp lawyers are here...

Written by: Attorney Scot B. Copeland While there are a number of ways to transfer property upon death in Florida, an enhanced life estate deed (also known as a Lady Bird deed) is often an inexpensive and efficient way of...

Written by: Attorney Sally B. Fox A Florida Real Estate Power of Attorney (“FREPOA”) is a written legal document used for you to authorize a person (“Agent”) (at least 18 years old) to act on your behalf related to a...