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How to Defend Against Reckless Driving Charges in Florida

Whenever you get behind the wheel, you should do everything in your power to keep yourself and those around you safe. Florida law prioritizes the safety of its citizens on the road by punishing drivers when they commit reckless driving. If you have been charged with reckless driving, you can defend yourself with the help ...
by Thomas Fighter - May 30th, 2024

Changes to the Racing Statute

The legislature has enacted new laws designed to crack down on coordinated street takeovers that will be taking effect on July 1, 2024.  We have all heard of groups of 10 or more 2-wheeled and 4-wheeled souped up vehicles driving through downtown, making as much noise as possible and drawing a crowd.  Well, the legislature ...
by Jessica Travis - May 28th, 2024

How to Handle a Vehicle Search After a Florida Traffic Stop

If a police officer stops your vehicle, the interaction might result in a search. While the police officer may ask to search your vehicle, you are allowed to refuse consent to a search. On the other hand, the police officer may have probable cause to search your vehicle and proceed without your consent. Whether the ...
by Thomas Feiter - May 26th, 2024

Everything You Need to Know about Defending Against Uber or Lyft Sexual Assault Charges

Rideshare companies, such as Uber and Lyft, have become popular since their inception nearly two decades ago. Many people trust that their Uber or Lyft driver will safely take them from one place to another. Unfortunately, not all situations are ideal, and inappropriate interactions between drivers and passengers can occur. Some Uber and Lyft drivers ...
by Thomas Feiter - May 24th, 2024

What Florida Law Enforcement Officers Look For to Make a DUI Traffic Stop

Need a Florida DUI Attorney Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a severe offense in Florida – trust me, you want an experienced Florida DUI attorney in your corner. Law enforcement officers always look for signs that a driver may be impaired and won’t hesitate to make a traffic stop if they ...
by Thomas Feiter - April 22nd, 2024

Expungement and Record Sealing in Florida: Clearing Your Criminal Record

An arrest record can significantly impact many aspects of your life, including job opportunities, educational pursuits, housing possibilities, and overall reputation. Expungement of a criminal record offers a fresh start, enabling you to confidently answer “no” when questioned about past arrests on various applications. At Fighter Law, we assist clients throughout Florida with criminal defense ...
by Thomas Feiter - April 21st, 2024

Probation Violations in Florida: Legal Options and Consequences

Accepting probation is a part of a plea agreement and serves as an alternative to jail time. This phase is designed for individuals to prove their commitment to lawful behavior and compliance with court mandates. However, stumbling into a probation violation by committing a new offense or failing to adhere to the probation terms triggers ...
by Thomas Feiter - April 20th, 2024

Protecting Your Legal Rights During a Sex Crimes Investigation in Florida

When facing a sex crimes investigation in Florida, understanding your legal rights and the mechanisms of defense available to you is crucial. These cases are complex and carry significant consequences, not only legally but also personally and professionally. Promptly securing knowledgeable legal representation can be the difference between a favorable outcome and severe repercussions. At ...
by Thomas Feiter - March 24th, 2024

What Is a Fleeing Law Enforcement Officer Criminal Charge?

In the simplest terms, a fleeing law enforcement officer criminal charge is leveled against an individual who knowingly attempts to elude or escape from a law enforcement officer after receiving a lawful command to stop. This situation typically arises during traffic stops, but can also occur if a suspect tries to run away after being ...
by Thomas Feiter - March 23rd, 2024
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