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May

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What Can I Expect at a Pretrial Conference in Florida?

One of the first stages of a criminal case in Florida is usually a hearing referred to as a Pretrial Conference. This is an important step that will greatly influence the outcome of your case and the severity of your charges. If you have been notified of an upcoming pretrial conf...

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May

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What Happens If I Miss My Court Date in Florida?

Missing your court date for a criminal case in Tampa, FL is not something to be taken lightly. In most cases, a warrant will be issued for your arrest. If you are currently dealing with this situation, remain calm and reach out to a criminal defense attorney. While having an acti...

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May

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Why is my Workers’ Comp Check in Florida Less than Normal?

First, you may receive and be entitled to workers comp payments after a work-related injury but are extremely disappointed in the amount of money you receive. It often is substantially less than the wages that you earn on a regular weekly basis. This amount also may fall short of...

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May

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Does Workers’ Comp in Florida Cover Work-Related Illnesses?

Simply put, your job-related illness may be covered under your workers' comp insurance, and it may provide you with benefits. These benefits can help pay for: Lost wages. Medical expenses, specialized treatment, and most all other related needs. This is usually true if your...

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May

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What If I Can No Longer Work in my Field Because of an Accident in Florida?

If you have been injured at work and filed a workers' comp claim, it can be extremely difficult to know what to do next. Especially if you have been told that you can’t perform your previous job due to the injury.In most all workers’ compensation cases, everyth...

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May

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Can You Get a Commercial Driver’s License with a DUI in Florida?

Driving a large commercial vehicle requires enhanced training and safety regulations for both the transportation company and the driver. For these reasons, those who currently hold a commercial driver's license or who wish to obtain one may be looking at higher standards an...

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May

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Are Ignition Interlock Devices Mandatory After a DUI in Florida?

Individuals convicted of certain types of DUI in Florida may be required to install an IID device in their vehicles as part of the process required to reinstate their driving privileges. But what exactly is an ignition interlock device and how does it work? Can you get in trouble...

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May

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What Are the Most Common Mistakes I Should Avoid When Filing a Florida Worker’s Comp Claim?

A report by the Florida Division of Worker's Compensation indicates that 11,758 workers filed for worker’s comp in the construction industry in 2018 alone. At Carson, Meissner, Hart & Hayslett, we assist many injured workers in New Port Richey, FL to receive benef...

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May

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How Can a Florida DUI Record Affect Me in the Future?

Are you worried about how a DUI may affect you in the future? Our Spring Hill DUI attorneys assist countless clients in a similar situation and we do our best to help them fight back, as we understand that having a DUI on your record can make some aspects of life harder. Here are...

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May

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What Are The Penalties for Underage DUI in Florida?

The NHTSA estimates that out of 814 alcohol-impaired driving fatalities in Florida in 2018, 68 of those were caused by impaired drivers under 21. The state views underage alcohol consumption as a serious problem that is aggravated when minors decide to get behind the steering whe...

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