Parents Arrested For Cheering For Children At Their Graduation
It has been said that one does “not shed their first amendment rights at the school house doors.” However, in Mississippi, it appears not only have the children lost their rights but so have their parents.
We have all attended high school graduations, college graduations, etc and there is always an announcement to wait to applaud until ALL of the students have been called.
Medical Marijuana In Florida
On May 27, an Administrative law judge in Tallahassee dismissed the final challenge to the rule brought by Baywood Nurseries of Apopka which alleged that the rule developed by the Florida Department of Health was vague and unfair.
Are You Prepared For Hurricane Season?
Hurricane season officially started on June 1, 2015, and although it has been a while since a major hurricane hit Florida, you still need to be prepared. Most homeowners in Florida wait until there is a threat of an actual hurricane before they start to gather up supplies. However, it is best to avoid a last minute scramble and be prepared before the threat of a hurricane is at your front door.
Mediation & Alternative Dispute Resolution
Tempers flare, emotions run high, and court cases get filed. No one wants to go to the courthouse. Even if you’re absolutely sure your case is a winner, the thought of actually going before a judge is an intimidating unknown even when represented by a trustworthy attorney.
Orlando City Soccer New Stadium
As you may or may not be aware, Orlando City Soccer Club recently announced that it would be financing its new stadium 100% privately. Citizens of Orlando should count their blessings at this announcement. Economic data abounds showing how public money is routinely wasted on new sports stadiums.
State Farm Loses Appeal x 2
Florida’s appellate courts continue to rule in favor of the restoration industry, homeowners, and assignment of benefits. The Circuit Court in Osceola County, in its appellate capacity, issued an order on June 5 that reversed dismissal of two restoration companies’ lawsuits where State Farm challenged assignment of benefits.
Another Win For The Good Guys!
The Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, in its appellate capacity, quashed a county court’s order granting State Farm’s Motion to Abate Action and Compel Appraisal with the insured. The water mitigation company in that case brought an action for breach of contract after State Farm failed to pay the company’s full invoice.
Big Win for Home Owners!
The Fifth D.C.A. has reaffirmed the homeowner’s right to assign post loss benefits. This ruling is great news for Florida homeowners because it reaffirms the right to assign post loss benefits under a claim in exchange for emergency services.
Great News For Home Owners!
Three more victories for restoration companies and assignment of benefits are the outcome of highly anticipated rulings issued by the Fourth District Court of Appeal in Palm Beach County this week. The controversial issues concerned whether homeowners’ insurance policies could prohibit assignments after a loss.
To Move Over or Not To Move Over
As a driver on Florida’s public roadways, we have all seen the big flashing signs that say “Move Over! It’s The Law”. Well what exactly is the law? What exactly are you required to do? What if you’re on a 2 lane road and you can’t move over? Who do I have to move over for?
Here’s the deal, any vehicle traveling on the interstate or a roadway with multiple lanes of travel in the same direction MUST vacate the lane closest to the stopped emergency or law enforcement