New Florida Law Increases Golf Cart Driving Age to 16

House Bill 949, was signed by Governor Ron DeSantis on May 12, 2023, and went into effect on July 1, 2023. The law was written in response to concerns about the safety of young drivers operating golf carts. Read more to see how it may affect you…

Hurricane Ian Assistance

Seeing your home lost or severely damaged is one of the most difficult hardships you and your family can face. What often makes matters worse is that your homeowners insurance which you thought was intended to pay for this very thing, is now telling you that some or all of your damage is not covered.

Practice Area Spotlight – Premises Liability

Premises liability refers to the legal responsibility a property owner has to maintain their property in a safe condition for guests. Under Florida laws, property owners have certain obligations to maintain reasonably safe premises under certain conditions and to warn others of any unsafe conditions under certain situations.

What Exactly is Personal Injury Law?

We hear the commercials on the radio and can’t help but see the countless number of billboards advertising personal injury lawyers and law firms, but what exactly is personal injury?

I Got a Ticket. Now what do I do?

If you receive a traffic ticket in the state of Florida, the easiest thing to do would seem to just go ahead and pay the fine associated with the ticket in order to get things over with and move on. However, depending on what type of violation you receive the ticket for, there are options available to you that could help protect your driving record and insurance costs from going up.

Evicting A Commercial Tenant

The legal process of evicting a commercial tenant can vary from state to state. However, no matter what state the property is located in, commercial lease agreements are a critical factor in helping to determine the legal outcome. If the tenant violates the terms of the lease agreement, the landlord has the legal right to evict the tenant.