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January
- Cell Phones: Fair Game for Police to Search ?
- Question of Whether Your Attorney Referred You to a Doctor? Out of Bounds in Florida
- "Letters of Protection" in Personal Injury Cases Explained
- Want to Carry a Concealed Firearm? Here's What you Need to Know
- Injured by a Driver Who Leaves Florida or Goes Into Hiding? Here's How to Sue Them
- "Routine Traffic Stop"? Officer, why is the Dog Sniffing my Car?
- Medical Malpractice Loophole in Florida's Wrongful Death Act: Is it really the "Free Kill Bill"?
- Vehicle GPS Data: Warrant or No Warrant for Police to Obtain?
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2020
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December
- New Year's Resolution: Review and Update Insurance Coverage
- Preventing Pedestrian Accidents: Some Common Sense Rules
- Texting and Driving in Florida, One Year Later
- Florida's Traffic Accident Report Privilege: "Which Hat is the Officer Wearing ?"
- Chiari Malformations as a Result of a Motor Vehicle Accident
- Negligent Security: How Not to Become a Victim and What to Do if You Are
- Letters of Protection in Personal Injury Cases : Use with Care
- Auto Insurance: What the Law Requires, What you REALLY Need
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July
- Liability under Florida’s Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine, or “Be careful who drives your car”
- Under Florida’s “Stand Your Ground Law”, Discretion is Still the Best Policy
- Similar Fact Evidence: Crimes that Bite a Second Time
- Police Searches: When do they need a Warrant??
- How to Choose a Personal Injury Attorney, or “Can he find the Courthouse?”
- How To Choose A Criminal Defense Attorney
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June
- What Happens at a Criminal Trial ?
- What Happens at a Criminal Trial ?
- Pulled over for a DUI ? Now what???
- Slip and Fall ? Florida Legislators put the Burden back on You
- DUI Checkpoints: A legal, but narrow lane
- Personal Injury Settlements In The Shadow Of Medicare
- Supreme Court rules that while “silence may be golden”, it doesn’t stop police interrogation
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