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Scooters have transformed and developed rapidly over the past decade. People use scooters as an eco-friendly way of transportation in crowded cities. They are popular and colorful, and many are powered by electricity. Anyone with a mobile phone can install an application and find scooter rental availability in their area instead of walking to where …

Serious bodily injury is an injury that is life-threatening or causes possible permanent disfigurement or impairment.  When a serious bodily injury is caused by the negligence of another person, you should seek compensation for your financial losses and emotional suffering. Here at The Law Place, our team of personal injury lawyers in Sarasota is here …

Compared to some other crimes, exposing your sexual organs might seem trivial. However, it is a serious crime in Florida. According to Florida Statute 800.03, exposure of sexual organs or indecent exposure is the intentional and lewd exhibition of an individual’s genitals in a public place or someone else’s premises. Anyone who is accused of …

Boating under the influence (BUI) can have a negative impact on your driving career, especially if the offense causes property damage or bodily injury to the public and passengers. A first-time boating under the influence offense can carry a heavy penalty if damage to property is caused. This is classed as a first-degree misdemeanor and …

Car accidents are an unfortunately common occurrence on the roads in Florida. The state government estimates that there are nearly 400,000 car accidents every year, many resulting in serious injuries for the parties involved. In Sarasota, the population density and number of tourists increase the chance of you getting into an accident, especially if someone …

Drug crimes are considered to be serious criminal offenses in Sarasota, FL., particularly if you are caught in possession of drugs or controlled substances with the intent to sell them. Punishments for drug crimes can have devastating and life-changing consequences. Should you find yourself facing such criminal charges, then it is important to seek legal …

Florida is a highway for drugs into the United States. Because of this, drug law enforcement here is much more frequent and stricter than in some other states. If you’re caught with 10 grams of a controlled substance, you could be facing years, maybe even decades, in prison. In Sarasota, drug possession is one of …

An accusation of purchasing illegal drugs over 10 grams is a very serious charge, and it is important that you seek legal counsel from an experienced law firm that specializes in fighting drug crimes to limit the damage. You will likely face severe consequences if you decide to walk into court without having a strong …

A charge of being in possession of illegal drugs with the intent to sell can have a serious impact on your life. The State of Florida imposes harsh punishments on individuals who are caught in possession of controlled substances, especially those who are suspected of drug possession with intent to sell in Sarasota. If you …

An individual who is being charged with possession of illegal drugs over 10 grams will face the toughest penalties in the State of Florida. The law is very strict when it comes to drug crimes, and it does not tolerate Sarasota drug offenders. A list of drug crimes includes possession, purchase, sale, or delivery of …

An allegation of manufacturing controlled substances is one of the most challenging drug cases in the State of Florida. This offense is a combination of different elements from all other drug charges, such as drug trafficking and possession with intent to sell, which means that the penalties can be very harsh. However, the severity of …

In Sarasota and the State of Florida, the delivery of drugs, also commonly known as drug trafficking, is an extremely serious crime. If you are caught in possession with intent to sell or deliver illegal drugs, then you could be facing severe penalties and punishments. Such punishments may include large fines as well as a …

Drug crimes are taken very seriously across the entire State of Florida, including Sarasota County. They come in various different forms: such as possession of a controlled substance, the selling of a controlled substance, or the delivery of an illegal substance, also known as ‘drug trafficking.’ The consequences are dire and can change your life …

According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV), over 3,000 deaths occurred because of car accidents in 2018 alone. If you or a loved one have been involved in a motor vehicle accident in Sarasota, FL., you must seek legal representation as soon as possible. Depending on the circumstances surrounding the …

All property owners in the State of Florida have a legal obligation to keep their premises safe and free from unreasonable hazards. Therefore, if you have sustained an injury because of neglected or unsafe property in Sarasota, FL., you may be able to hold the property owner liable for your losses. With the help of an experienced Sarasota …

UPS is one of the biggest and most well-known freight delivery companies in the world, making them a leader in the industry. According to their website, they are “one of the most trusted global shipping & logistics companies in the world.” However, they are responsible for a shocking number of accidents every year, and their …

Around one-third of car accidents are rear-end collisions, according to information published by the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration. Usually, following a rear-end collision, the back driver is presumed to be at fault. If you were the front driver, then you may think that you do not need to speak to an attorney. However, …

A Sarasota pedestrian accident occurs when a motorized vehicle injuries a pedestrian, either by colliding into them directly or causing some other object to collide with them. The injures are almost always more severe for the pedestrian. Therefore, if you are the victim of a pedestrian accident, you likely have the right to claim compensation. …

Under Florida law, if you are involved in an accident, you are required to remain at the scene. If you leave the scene, even if you were not at fault for the accident, you could face a criminal violation. Additionally, if another party was injured due to the accident, you could be facing a 3rd-degree …