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May

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Can You Still Get Workers’ Comp If You Go Back to Work in Florida?

Employees in Florida can suffer a wide range of work-related injuries. Some injuries are minor, whereas others are serious enough to cause permanent impairments or disabilities. If you've suffered a serious work-related injury, you may not be able to work while you recover...

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May

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SSDI: How to Apply

The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits to disabled individuals who are unable to work due to their disabilities and who have earned enough work credits to qualify.It can take months—sometimes even years—...

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May

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Drug Charges In Florida – Will You Go To Jail?

In the state of Florida if you have been arrested for a misdemeanor drug offense, there is no mandatory jail time. Typically if you have had no prior record, you will actually qualify for what is called a diversion program. This is where a Tampa defense law firm can help...

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May

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Reasons Why Your Workers’ Compensation Claim May Be Denied

The laws regarding workers' compensation benefits vary from state-to-state. In Florida, the vast majority of employers are required to obtain workers’ compensation coverage for their employees. This means if you are injured at work in the state of Florida, you are mos...

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May

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Will I Lose My License if I Get a DUI?

When it comes to losing your license due to a drunk driving arrest, as a Tampa DUI law firm we will tell you that this is a complicated answer. When you are arrested in the state of Florida, if you provide a breath sample above a point away, or you refuse a blood, breath...

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May

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How Much Jail Time Can I Get For A DUI?

As an esteemed DUI law firm in Tampa, we know that in the state of Florida, there is no mandatory jail sentence for a first time offense. This means if you have never been arrested before for a DUI, and you get your first one, there is no mandatory jail.However, if you w...

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May

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SSDI: How Long Does It Take to Get Approved?

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are awarded to eligible individuals who are no longer able to work due to a physical or mental disability. Because the people who apply for these benefits are unable to work, they typically need SSDI benefits in order to make e...

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May

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How to Get Medical Treatment After A Workplace Injury

Thousands of people suffer work-related injuries or illnesses every year in the state of Florida. The workers' compensation system was established to provide benefits to these workers. Now, if you are injured at work, you can obtain medical benefits in addition to wage repl...

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May

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Am I Required to Submit To A Field Sobriety Test?

As a DUI defense law firm in Florida, we know that when people are in the midst of a DUI arrest, they feel that based on how law enforcement treats them that they are compelled to do field sobriety tests. That is not the case because field sobriety tests are optional. Tha...

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May

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Charged With A Misdemeanor – Will You Go To Jail?

 As Tampa defense attorneys, we know that In the state of Florida, there are two different levels of misdemeanors: first-degree misdemeanors and second-degree misdemeanors. With a first-degree misdemeanor, the maximum sentence you can receive is a year in county jail...

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