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Are you seeking a divorce? You don't have to go through the process alone. A divorce attorney can help. Get your case reviewed today: (850) 433-6581 Divorce is an inherently stressful process. However, there are ways to lessen that stress...

Legal entities include corporations, limited liability companies, and various forms of partnerships. Our Pensacola, Florida business lawyers will review the different benefits of forming a business entity. For assistance, please call (850) 433-6581 or send us an online message today. Reasons...

Did you lose a loved one due to wrongful death? Get the compensation you deserve. Contact an experienced Florida wrongful death lawyer today for a no-cost, no-obligation consultation: (850) 444-4878 An Overview of the Florida Wrongful Death Statute Florida’s wrongful...

Understanding Comparative Negligence in Florida The State of Florida follows the pure comparative negligence rule. Comparative negligence is frequently argued by the defendant in a personal injury case. It reduces your amount of compensation when you were partially at fault...

We are proud to announce this year’s winner of the Emmanuel Sheppard & Condon Essay Scholarship, Danielle Taylor!  Ms. Taylor is a first-year law student at Chicago-Kent College of Law. She received her Bachelor’s in Sociology with a Global Business...

When people come to our firm for high-quality DUI defense, they frequently ask us if a DUI in Florida is a misdemeanor or felony. The answer depends on the allegations the police make against you. Therefore, we must thoroughly review...

When a limited liability company (LLC) reaches the end of its life, properly closing it is important. There are several steps you may take, including many required by law. Accordingly, you should understand how to dissolve an LLC in Pensacola...

When people suffer injuries in a car accident, one of the most common questions is, "who will pay for the damages? While some states allow injury victims to file claims or lawsuits against those who are responsible for their injuries,...

Understanding Florida Termination Laws Florida is an at-will employment state. In the simplest terms, at-will employment gives the employer the right to terminate the employment relationship at any time and for any lawful reason. Nevertheless, at-will employers do not have...

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, in 2019 Florida ranked well above the national average in terms of both deaths from motor vehicle crashes per capita and deaths per vehicle mile traveled. The state suffered over 3,000 traffic...