While everyone has likely heard of May Day, a day that celebrates workers who have fought for better wages and conditions, did you know there is another holiday celebrated on May 1st? In 1958, President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared that May 1st was to be…
Personal injury law can be complicated. It requires a thorough understanding of the various deadlines involved and opportunities for compensation and damages. Victims of personal injury stand a much greater chance to receive the compensation they need and deserve while represented by an experienced personal…
PIP insurance (personal injury protection) is a mandatory driver’s insurance in Florida. Even though Florida is considered to be a no-fault state, it’s a required necessity. PIP allows you to be able to cover medical costs when you or your passengers sustain personal injuries after…
If you find yourself in a situation where you need to collect disability, chances are you already stressed enough. The last thing you need to deal with is the hassle of figuring out how to collect, let alone the potential of being denied, your benefits…
Commercial Collection Attorney in Florida The collection of debt owed by a business/company to another business/company can be referred as commercial debt collection. Businesses usually render the services of a commercial collection attorney to represent them through the entire process of debt collection. You will…
As a Boca Raton firm we boast to visitors and out-of-State friends alike that we have “endless summer” weather. It seems that all year round we are commute, scoot, and drive with our windows down whenever possible. Some motorists prefer to be as close that…
It is a daunting time when you realize that you are no longer able to make your mortgage payments. After a late period, the bank that provided or currently holds your mortgage loan will contact you to collect any past due payments. Do not ignore…
Florida tries to end permanent alimony again. Proposed changes to Florida’s current alimony laws have cropped up once again in Tallahassee. Florida HB 943 is similar to 2013’s SB 718, which is HB 943’s vetoed predecessor. SB 718 would have been retroactively applied to alimony…
The middle of April will be here before you know it! April 15th is Tax Day here in the United States. Would you be able to explain to an outsider what the day represents? Every April 15th, usually, individual income tax forms are due and payment…
If you’ve lived in Florida (or if you are a regular visitor) for any amount of time you’ve assuredly seen these signs dotted along the roadways. With a bit of intuition, you’ve made the connection that if you see a Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) vehicle…