With Gov. DeSantis kicking the can on PIP reform, this article discusses the life and death of SB 54, the pros and cons of Florida’s existing no-fault system, and what auto accident victims need to know about…
Here in Florida, far too many people find themselves charged with Driving With a Suspended License or Driving Without a License (also known as No Valid Drivers License, or NVDL), both of which are criminal misdemeanor charges.…
Taking an Uber or a Lyft is a convenient way to get around in Florida, but accidents involving rideshare vehicles are bound to happen. A University of Chicago study found that rideshare accidents had increased traffic deaths…
When workers get sued by their former employer for breaching their employment contract it’s typical for them to argue that the contract was invalid. Eric M. Frieman took a more unusual defense. When Wells Fargo sued him…
Insurance fraud siphons off at least $80 billion from hardworking Americans every year, according the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, a D.C.-based watchdog. Insurance fraud can take a variety of forms, with homeowners a perennial target. Fortunately, scammers…
When you bought your Florida car insurance policy you may not have known that Florida is one of 12 states with no-fault insurance laws on the books. No-fault auto insurance laws require every driver to file a…
The number of undocumented immigrants arrested by ICE has dropped significantly since President Biden assumed power in January. The Wall Street Journal reports that 2,214 undocumented immigrants were arrested in March, down from 6,679 in December, Trump’s…
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