Do I Really Need an Attorney for Insurance Fraud Defense?

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21st Jan 2015

Sometimes when a claim is filed, the insurance company has a team of lawyers that investigate the authenticity of your claim. If they believe that there is no merit to the claim, that the claim is exaggerated or stems from … more

How Should I Plead to Disorderly Intoxication As a College Student in Florida?

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No, No, No. It’s not prudent to plead guilty…even if you are guilty! Kids go to college, party hard… sometimes too hard and then get arrested for “disorderly intoxication.” The higher the goals that these college students intend to pursue, … more

Should I be worried about a shoplifting charge?

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15th Dec 2014

Shoplifters in Florida can face significant and stigmatizing criminal penalties, including jail time and fines. In addition, shoplifters can be sued for damages in civil court by victimized merchants. Lastly, a criminal record with a label of “theft” can have … more

What is “reckless driving” and is it worth it to fight the charge?

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“Reckless driving” is a criminal traffic matter” quite distinguishable from civil traffic infractions like speeding, careless driving, running a red light etc. It carries potential jail, a license suspension, eligibility for probation, and four (4) points assessed against a drivers … more

“Sex Offense” Allegations: qualifications of the attorney are essential

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An allegation of a sex offense in Miami is among the most serious and stigmatizing of all the criminal allegations. Crimes such as “sexual battery” and “lewd & lascivious conduct” can have a harrowing impact on a person’s life. Punishment … more

Is It Possible To Fight Money Laundering Charges?

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Money laundering allegations in Florida or in the Federal system are very serious allegations and often tied into other criminal allegations such as racketeering, theft, fraud and trafficking. Since a person accused is very often notified that they are under … more

What Are The Penalties for a Miami Possession of Firearm Charge?

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20th Nov 2014

In the State of Florida, particularly in Miami and South Florida, there are many serious firearm laws. Carrying a concealed firearm is a felony punishable by up to five (5) years. Simply storing a gun under the seat of a … more

What Counts as Insurance Fraud?

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There are many variations of insurance fraud in Broward County. It is not uncommon for a person to be accused through the mail, by an insurance company or non-law enforcement, governmental entity. If this occurs, do not ignore since it … more

What Are the Most Common Defenses To Burglary Charges in Florida?

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Generally a burglary allegation involves the breaking into a house, business or car with the further intent to commit a crime. The crime can range in punishment from a potential five (5) years to life in prison. Regardless of the … more

How Do Authorities Attempt to Prove a Cyber Crime Case in Florida?

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Cybercrime in Fort Lauderdale generally involves criminal allegations that take place over the Internet and through the use of a computer. Prosecutors try to prove these cases by just asserting the simple act of possession – simply because a person … more