Monthly Archives: September 2026
An Overview of the Rights of Sexual Assault Victims in Florida
Sexual assault can lead to both criminal proceedings and civil legal claims in Florida. Victims have important rights related to safety, privacy, participation in the criminal justice process, and the pursuit of compensation from responsible parties. Understanding those rights can help a victim make informed decisions about reporting, seeking protection, and evaluating all potential… Read More »
CDL School in West Palm Beach Shut Down Amid Federal Crackdown
According to a report from CBS 12 News, a CDL school in West Palm Beach has shut down amid a federal crackdown on the trucking industry. Metropolitan Trucking and Technical Institute was ordered to stop entry-level federal trucker training immediately. Dozens of other CDL schools throughout the country are facing similar enforcement action. Notably,… Read More »
Truck Accidents in Florida: Know the Statute of Limitations
Were you or your loved one seriously hurt in a truck accident in Florida? If so, it is imperative that you take immediate action to protect your rights. You have the right to seek compensation for your injuries. Though the claims process is time-sensitive. Florida has a two-year statute of limitations for fault-based truck… Read More »
When a Referral Becomes a Crime: Patient Brokering and RICO Risk for Florida Healthcare Businesses
A marketing company brings your practice a steady stream of new patients, and you pay them a fee for it. Simple business arrangement, right? Not necessarily. In Florida healthcare, how you pay for referrals can be the difference between a normal marketing contract and a criminal case with civil RICO exposure attached. The Patient… Read More »
Your Arbitration Clause Might Not Hold Up. Here Is How to Fix That.
You tucked an arbitration clause into your contract template years ago, copied from somewhere online, and never thought about it again. Then a dispute hits, and suddenly that clause is the only thing standing between a quiet arbitration hearing and a messy, expensive lawsuit. Will it actually work? A poorly drafted arbitration clause can… Read More »
Why Smart Businesses Settle Their Disputes Before Anyone Sees a Courtroom
You are staring down a contract dispute with a vendor or a former partner, and someone just mentioned mediation. Is it worth your time, or is it just a delay tactic before the “real” fight in court? For most commercial disputes, mediation is not a detour. It is often the fastest, cheapest, and most… Read More »
School District Sued Over Alleged Sexual Assault of Student on a School Bus
According to a report from Jax Today, the family of a then-freshman student who was allegedly sexually assaulted on a school bus by another student back in 2024 has filed a civil lawsuit against Duval County Public Schools. The federal civil rights lawsuit argues that the school district violated its duty to provide a… Read More »
Do I Sue the Trucker or Trucking Company After an Accident in Florida?
Were you hurt in a tractor trailer crash in South Florida? You have the right to seek financial compensation for your injuries. You may be wondering: Do I sue a trucker or trucking company after a crash? The short answer is “it depends.” The specific circumstances always matter. You may sue the trucker, the… Read More »
Trucker Killed, Passenger Injured in Crash on Florida’s Turnpike
According to reporting from CBS 12 News, a truck driver was killed and another person was injured in a crash that happened on Florida’s Turnpike. The crash, which happened in St. Lucie County, involved a box truck that overturned on the highway. Here, our Miami truck accident attorney discusses the enormous risks posed by… Read More »
Same Name, Same Market, Same Problem: When Florida Competitors Fight Over a Trademark
Two businesses. Same industry. Confusingly similar names. It happens more often than you’d think, and when it does, the fight isn’t just about branding pride. It’s about customers who can’t tell you apart, and about who legally owns the right to use that name in the marketplace. Trademark disputes between direct competitors tend to… Read More »