What to do if You Were Injured by Fireworks

By |2022-03-12T16:00:57-05:00March 12th, 2022|Business Law, Criminal Law, Filing, Personal Injury|

Burned By Fireworks? The impact of coronavirus changed a lot this year. The usual cookouts, get-togethers, and pool parties didn't happen. Neither did the big city-held fireworks extravaganzas. But that doesn't mean there weren't fireworks. If your neighborhood is anything like ours, then you still heard plenty of booms and bangs deep [...]

7 Things Your Lawyer Wants You to do After an Accident

By |2020-10-06T10:44:12-05:00October 6th, 2020|Car Accident, Filing, Insurance, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accident|

Your Case Will be Better if you do These 7 Things No one plans on being in an accident, but you still wear your seatbelt. No one wants to ever use it, but you have insurance. No one expects to call a lawyer, but having one on standby is [...]

5 Reasons You Should Have a Lawyer on Your Injury Case

By |2020-06-23T08:32:29-05:00June 23rd, 2020|Car Accident, Filing, Insurance, Personal Injury, Vehicle Accident|

Why You Should Call a Lawyer on Your Insurance Claim If you're ever in an accident or hurt and you need to file an insurance claim, you need to call an attorney to assist you. You might think you can handle it yourself, and the insurance companies would love [...]

Differences Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy from Liz McCausland PA

By |2020-04-07T08:18:26-05:00April 7th, 2020|Business Law, Criminal Law, Filing, Personal Injury|

Should You File for Bankruptcy During Coronavirus? In this video, friend of the firm, Attorney Liz McCausland discusses some of the options around filing for bankruptcy during the COVID-19 quarantine orders. She and Jordan discussed the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy*, some of the options you have before filing, and why [...]

What Are the New Rules Around Sealing and Expungements in Florida

By |2020-04-02T20:25:18-05:00April 2nd, 2020|Business Law, Criminal Law, Filing, Personal Injury|

The New Rules of Sealing and Expungement in Florida In 2019, Florida modified their rules regarding sealing and expunction of criminal charges. One major change includes a system that will automatically seal non-conviction records. According to Fla.Stat.943.0595(a) “The department shall automatically seal a criminal history record that does not result from an [...]

We’re Here to Help You Bridge the Gap During This and Any Crisis

By |2020-03-19T15:01:09-05:00March 19th, 2020|Business Law, Criminal Law, Filing, Personal Injury|

Florida Small Business Emergency Loan Program The impacts of the Corona (COVID-19) Virus is sweeping our country and our state. While we all hunker down, order more pizza than we used to, and figure out how to work from home with the kids in the other room, the Florida State Government has [...]

Your Court Case has a New Judge

By |2019-12-30T15:04:58-05:00December 30th, 2019|Business Law, Criminal Law, Filing, Personal Injury|

Changes to Florida Civil Filings Jurisdictional Thresholds Most of those who come to our site will not know what that headline means, and to be honest, for most people it probably doesn't matter all the much for the bulk of you. If you or someone you know are in the middle of [...]

Benefits of Creating a C Corporation

By |2019-04-16T17:33:17-05:00April 16th, 2019|Business Law, C-Corp, Filing|

Benefits of Filing as a C Corp Now that the first tax season under the new rules has passed it's a good time to start thinking about how you can change the way you're operating. If you're like most of our friends, family, and business law clients, this past year's taxes have not been kind [...]

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