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Not many people know much about what a herniated disc actually is, but these can be some of the most painful and debilitating back injuries that a person can suffer from. They are also one of the most common examples of a personal injury claim a law firm will deal with. If you have been …

Head-on collisions are not the most frequent type of accident in Port Charlotte, but when one happens, it can often result in serious injuries and even death. Research shows that head-on collisions are responsible for 10% of fatalities on the roads throughout the State of Florida. Head-on crashes most frequently happen when one driver is …

Tow trucks are a common sight on the roads of Florida. They are a type of vehicle specifically used to move improperly parked, disabled, impounded, or otherwise immovable vehicles. Tow trucks will often be called to the scene of a car accident or other broken-down vehicles. Despite how useful they may be in these scenarios, …

Swimming pool accidents are unsurprisingly a common occurrence in the sunshine state. While many slips and falls from running near swimming pools may seem relatively minor inquiries, it may surprise you to find out that The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that ten people every day lose their lives to swimming pool …

Car accidents are a common occurrence on the roads of Florida, and when they do happen, they can cause a lot of damage, including severe personal injuries or even death. Statistics from The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) show that in 2019, 3,183 people were killed as a result of car accidents in Florida …

In Port Charlotte and throughout the State of Florida, it is common for drivers to be distracted due to their busy lives or attempting to manage a lot of tasks at once. When this happens, however, it can often result in drivers acting reckless and causing serious car accidents. This is because distracted drivers will …

It is common to forget about the passengers involved when a car accident happens. However, it is often the case that passengers suffer from serious injuries even though they had no part to play in the collision happening. Passengers are entitled to be compensated for any personal injury they have suffered in a Port Charlotte …

When a person drives on the wrong side of the road, they are putting the lives of all road users in extreme danger. Reckless driving increases the risk of an auto accident happening substantially. In Port Charlotte, reckless driving, including driving on the wrong side of the road, accounts for a large percentage of road …

One of the most common causes of car accidents in Port Charlotte, Florida, is drivers making an improper lane change. A driver who completes an unsafe lane change is acting negligently and/ or aggressively. Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FHSMV) have reported that improper lane changes cause over 13,000 car accidents every …

Driving without motor insurance is a common occurrence in Port Charlotte, Florida. This creates a difficult situation on the road for insured drivers who get into a car accident with an uninsured driver. Trying to receive compensation for any injuries or property damage sustained as a result of an uninsured car accident can be complicated, …

Many drivers do not realize the consequences of paying the fine for a traffic ticket. It is basically the equivalent of pleading guilty or getting convicted. It is important for all drivers to know that they do not have to pay the fine without question, and they do have the right to fight the traffic …

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claim that 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men will experience some type of sexual violence in their lives. Sexual abuse is often incredibly traumatic for the victims, both physically and emotionally, and the aftermath can leave a lifelong impact. Our Port Charlotte lawyers at The …

Florida has very strict laws which govern crimes relating to drugs. These crimes can lead to harsh punishments. Drug trafficking and drug possession are banned in Port Charlotte and throughout the rest of the country. Being caught trafficking a controlled substance, especially if it is a huge amount, could mean that you will be charged, …

A driver who willfully decides to leave the scene of a car accident involving property damage, personal injury, or death will face serious consequences in Port Charlotte. The law will enforce hefty fines and prison time on drivers who are involved in a hit and run accidents. Hit and run accidents are up by 32 …

The knees are one of the most complicated joints in the body. They rely on ten muscles to function and are key for mobility and day-to-day exercise.  Because of this, the knees are also one of the most stressed joints in the body, meaning that injuries are likely to occur. Due to their importance in …

If you are arrested and charged with a DUI in Port Charlotte County, it can affect you for the rest of your life, especially if it is a felony charge. A Felony DUI in Florida comes with serious penalties including, jail time, expensive fines, and a permanent criminal record. A charge of this nature could …

Port Charlotte Aggravated Fleeing to Elude Lawyer (2025): New Fleeing/Eluding Penalties Explained ⚖️ Florida Law Update – October 2025 House Bill 113 (HB 113) went into effect on October 1, 2025, creating some of the toughest fleeing and eluding penalties ever seen in Florida. The law now applies statewide, including Charlotte County, where Port Charlotte …

Throughout the State of Florida, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is considered a serious crime. It carries with it the potential for third-degree felony charges, depending on how serious the crime was. In Port Charlotte, Florida, being charged and convicted with a DUI can massively impact the rest of your life. A …

If you have been charged with committing a drug crime in Port Charlotte, then you must be feeling anxious and worried about your future. There are strict laws in place that are aimed at tackling drug crimes, such as possession, trafficking, selling, manufacturing, and more. Drug cases involving heroin, cocaine, marijuana, meth, or prescription drugs …

If you wish to drive on public roads in the State of Florida, you are legally required to possess a valid driver’s license. If you have committed a Florida traffic violation by driving without a valid license, you will likely face some tough penalties. It is in your best interest to seek the legal advice …