Florida Law

Paul Brannon | December 5, 2024 | Florida Law

Before you get a driver’s license in Florida, you are tested on your knowledge of the rules of the road. That test should presumably include an extensive knowledge of driver right-of-way laws. Unfortunately, even after getting a driver’s license, many drivers are still confused about… read more

Paul Brannon | November 5, 2024 | Florida Law

Most vehicles in Florida don’t require a front plate. Unlike many other states that issue two plates, Florida generally provides a single plate for personal-use vehicles, which must be displayed on the rear. However, some vehicles do require both front and rear plates under specific… read more

Paul Brannon | August 5, 2024 | Florida Law

One of the most exciting rites of passage for a teenager is getting their driver’s license. At the same time, it can be difficult for parents who worry about their children’s safety.  Motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of death and injury for young… read more

Paul Brannon | February 29, 2024 | Florida Law

As a Florida parent, you strive to keep your kid safe at home, at school, and while traveling between these and other locations. For this reason, you purchase a child safety seat or a booster seat to protect them in the event of a car… read more

Paul Brannon | February 1, 2024 | Florida Law

Understanding Florida car seat and child restraint laws is important to avoid costly fines and keep your kids safe in a crash. Proper installation and use of a car seat can reduce the risk of death or injury in a collision by up to 54%… read more

Paul Brannon | October 26, 2023 | Florida Law

Window tinting can provide relief from the Florida heat and aesthetic appeal for your vehicle. Tinted window film serves several other practical purposes, from reducing glare to protecting your skin from harmful UV rays.  Window tinting laws can vary significantly from state to state. This… read more

Paul Brannon | July 7, 2023 | Florida Law

Individuals driving trucks, buses, and other commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) must have a valid commercial driver’s license (CDL). The person must pass vigorous written and driving tests to obtain their CDL. The purpose of requiring a special driver’s license to operate large trucks is to… read more

Paul Brannon | May 17, 2023 | Florida Law

Suing for emotional distress is never easy. In particular, negligent infliction of emotional distress can be a tough claim to prove. In an ordinary personal injury claim, you can seek compensation for emotional distress if (and only if) the defendant’s negligence or other misconduct caused… read more

Paul Brannon | April 10, 2023 | Florida Law

Being able to drive a car safely doesn’t necessarily mean you can operate a motorcycle safely–you’ll need an extra set of skills for that. Because of this, Florida offers three different types of motorcycle licenses, depending on your purpose and your prior experience. None of… read more

Paul Brannon | November 16, 2022 | Florida Law

Several states allow lottery winners to remain anonymous. Lottery winners in South Carolina, Kansas, Texas, Delaware, Ohio, North Dakota, and Maryland can remain anonymous. Some states allow a lottery winner to form an entity or trust to claim the lottery prize. And others, like California,… read more