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Are You Legally Required To Tell Someone You Have Herpes?

You could be required by law to tell someone you have herpes in Florida. Failing to do so could result in criminal charges. You could...

What Are My Legal Rights After an Airbag Failure in Florida?

It’s bad enough to suffer a traffic accident. It’s even worse when one of the primary safety features you depended on fails you just when...

Falls Down Stairs Can Result in Serious Injuries and Substantial Compensation for Victims 

If you were hurt after falling down stairs at work, at a business, or while visiting someone else’s property, another party may be responsible for...

The Process of Receiving a Settlement Check in St. Petersburg

If you’ve been injured in an accident and came to a settlement agreement before going to trial, you may expect when you’ll to receive your...

The Mirena Crash Is Real, and It’s Affecting Countless Women in Florida

From 2017-2019, 6.8% of women aged 15-45+ relied on an intrauterine device (IUD) as a form of contraception. However, what isn’t reported is how many...

When Will I Stop Feeling Paranoid & Upset After My Car Accident?

Walking away from a car accident without physical injuries is a relief — but every person handles the emotional impact differently. Some people seem to...

What to Do If You Encounter an Alligator in St. Petersburg

Florida is home to about 1.25 million alligators and about a thousand American crocodiles. These reptiles have become something of a mascot for the state,...

Can Insurance Companies Force You To Use Aftermarket Parts?

Florida’s insurance laws require that all drivers have a minimum of $10,000 in Property Damage Liability (PDL) insurance coverage. PDL coverage pays for the damage...

Has Your Mirena IUD Moved?

There are several choices when it comes to contraception. While many patients choose pills and shots, the intrauterine device (IUD) remains one of the most...

How Long After a Car Accident Can You File a Police Report in Florida?

After a car accident, certain steps must be completed. Under Florida law, one of the most vital steps is reporting your collision.  Whether you contact...