If there’s anything certain in this world, it’s that a pandemic will create a considerable amount of uncertainty. This is exactly why our founder, George Lorenzo, agreed to a recent interview with Enjuris— to help clear up some of the confusion about our firm and how injured Floridians have been impacted. George has over 30 years of experience with personal injury cases, auto … [Read more...] about George Lorenzo Interviewed by Enjuris About Operating a Law Firm During a Pandemic
Florida Laws That Went Into Effect July 1, 2018
Traducir al Español In 2018 so far, Florida Governor Rick Scott has signed over 100 new bills into law, and some of those new policies went into effect on July 1, 2018. Here’s what you need to know about some of Florida’s new laws: Painkiller Prescriptions Most painkiller prescriptions will be limited to a three-day supply in order to respond to the severity of the opioid … [Read more...] about Florida Laws That Went Into Effect July 1, 2018
What’s the Difference Between Criminal vs. Civil Cases in Florida
On the surface, civil and criminal cases can sound very similar: both involve individuals committing wrongdoings. However, the details of the cases themselves determine whether a wrongful act is considered a criminal or civil offense. Here are some of the key differences between the two case types, including how a verdict is reached, how punishments are delivered, and who … [Read more...] about What’s the Difference Between Criminal vs. Civil Cases in Florida
New Florida Laws for 2018
As 2018 forges ahead, several new legal requirements and laws are going into effect across the state of Florida. In case you missed it, here’s what you can expect to change this new year. Minimum Wage For 2018, the minimum wage for Florida workers will rise to $8.25 for regular employees and $5.23 for tipped employees. This is a fifteen cent raise from 2017 for both types of … [Read more...] about New Florida Laws for 2018
Florida Supreme Court Strikes Down Damage Caps for Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
Earlier this year, the Florida Supreme Court decided that a Florida state cap on noneconomic damages for medical malpractice lawsuits was unconstitutional. Damage caps are put in place to limit the amount of compensation an individual can claim. Non-economic damages are those that cover any losses without a monetary value. For example, if you or a loved one falls victim … [Read more...] about Florida Supreme Court Strikes Down Damage Caps for Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
