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- We Are Here for You During the Pandemic
Feb 2, 2021
Are you in need of legal representation during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic? If so, you may be concerned about whether you will have the same number of attorneys to choose from to handle your case, if your chosen attorney will be prepared to assist you with what you need despite health and safety restrictions in place, and even whether you will be able to have your “day in court” if that is what is required...Read More - What Does A Bailiff Do?
Jan 27, 2021
Did you know a bailiff is a law enforcement officer who is responsible for maintaining security, order, and decorum in the courtroom? From opening and closing the court, to administering oaths, to witnesses, to transporting criminal defendants in and out of the courtroom, the bailiff has a multitude of responsibilities that are essential to the smooth and safe operation of courtroom proceedings. The bailiff is the officer who announces to those in the courtroom...Read More - Three Tips For Choosing An Accident Attorney
Jan 26, 2021
Have you or a family member been in a 1. Ask for referrals. Rather than jumping on the internet to search for “accident attorneys near me,” consider first asking friends and family members for recommendations. You could also ask other professionals who practice in your community for their recommendations as well. Your accountant or financial advisor might be able to recommend a reputable attorney, or you may get a great recommendation from an...Read More - How to Choose a Medical Malpractice Attorney Near Me
Jan 19, 2021
The point at which you decide to consult with a medical malpractice attorney usually correlates with a stressful time in your life, given medical malpractice involves an injury to yourself or a loved one. Many will hire the first attorney they speak with in an eagerness to obtain representation. Retaining the right medical malpractice attorney, however, may be the most important move you make in your case. How do you choose a medical malpractice attorney?...Read More - What Should I Do If My Employee Has Covid?
Dec 23, 2020
If you are an employer, do you know what to do if one of your employees has symptoms of Covid or tests positive for Covid? Let us discuss the CDC’s recommendations for different scenarios, so you can help keep all of your employees safe and limit liability. Employee who calls out sick with symptoms: Any employee who calls out sick with fever and/or cough and upper respiratory symptoms should be advised to remain at...Read More - Risk and Reward: How to Protect Yourself at a Holiday Party
Dec 22, 2020
‘Tis the season of the holiday party. Will you be attending or hosting a holiday party this year? If so, here is a summary of the CDC recommendations, along with fun tips to implement them. You can utilize these if you are hosting, and if you are a guest, use them to assess whether the host has implemented sufficient safety measures, when deciding whether to attend. Small gatherings. While the CDC does not have...Read More - Does Zantac Cause Cancer?
Dec 16, 2020
Do you or a loved one take Zantac as an over-the-counter medication to combat heartburn? What you might not know is that Zantac has been linked to incidents of cancer in many users. Each tablet of Zantac contains a high amount of the compound N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA). This compound, even in small doses, may cause cancer because it is a carcinogen. As a result, the Food and Drug Administration pulled Zantac from drugstore shelves in April...Read More - Do I Need a Lawyer if My Dog Bites Someone?
Dec 15, 2020
Are you a Florida resident and dog owner? If so, you may be wondering what to do if your dog bites someone and they decide to sue you for damages. It is usually a good idea to consult a A lawyer can argue, depending on the circumstances, that the person who was bitten by your dog either provoked the dog into attacking; was trespassing on your property when he or she was bitten;...Read More - Traveling for the Holidays? Safety Tips During the Pandemic
Dec 9, 2020
Are you traveling for the holidays this year? If so, things may look a little different. If you need to fly to reach your destination, you will likely need to wear a mask the entire duration of your trip, engage in frequent sanitizing, and present your airline with a negative Covid-19 test. Given these restrictions and the risks inherent in flying, many families are choosing to take their trips on the road instead. If you...Read More - What is a Structured Settlement?
Dec 8, 2020
Have you ever heard of a structured settlement? After negotiations have concluded, and all the parties have agreed on the terms and settlement amount, there are two types of settlements available under Florida law: a lump-sum settlement and a structured settlement. A lump-sum settlement is a single, large payout, and covers the full settlement amount. With a structured settlement, the victim, or the victim’s family, receives regular payments over time, according to the terms...Read More