Tune in to ‘Fighting Back,’ where Attorneys Jessica Travis and Tom Fighter break down legal concepts, share real-life stories, and empower you to take charge of your situation. Whether you’re dealing with a family law issue, personal injury, criminal case, injunctions or simply want to be prepared, we’re here to help you fight back—one episode at a time.
In this episode of Fighting Back, Attorney Jessica Travis sits down with Michael Ufferman, one of Florida’s most respected and board-certified criminal appellate attorneys. Together, they break down the often-misunderstood world of appeals and post-conviction law, from how the three branches of government keep each other in check, to what really happens when a case is taken to the District Court of Appeal or the Florida Supreme Court. Whether you’re a law student, someone facing a legal appeal, or simply curious about how justice is reviewed and upheld, this episode offers an accessible and eye-opening look into Florida’s appellate system.
In this episode of the Fighting Back Podcast, we dive into Florida’s Open Carry Ban and the recent case of McDaniels v. State. We break down the history of Florida Statute 790.053, how the Norman v. State ruling once upheld the ban, and why the First District Court of Appeal recently struck it down as unconstitutional.
👉 Tune in to understand how this ruling shapes Florida’s future and what it means for your rights.
In this episode of the Fighting Back Podcast, we welcome Jeanetta Bryant, founder of Abilities Workshop. She shares her journey, how Abilities Workshop empowers families raising children with special needs, and practical advice on estate planning and guardianships. This conversation offers resources, encouragement, and tools for families planning for the future.
In this Sidebar episode of the Fighting Back Podcast, Jessica and Rocky take a closer look at Florida’s Stand Your Ground law. They break down what the statute actually says, how it compares to traditional self-defense laws, and why it’s been the subject of so much discussion across the state and beyond. The goal of this conversation is not to debate the law but to give listeners a clear, unbiased explanation of how it works and how it may apply in real-life situations. By walking through the history, key provisions, and common misconceptions, Jessica and Rocky provide a better understanding of Stand Your Ground for anyone who wants to know their rights and responsibilities. Whether you’ve heard about it in the news or just want to be more informed, this episode offers a straightforward, educational look at one of Florida’s most talked-about laws.
In this powerful episode of The Fighting Back Podcast, Jessica sits down with Hailee Taylor; survivor, advocate, and founder of Survivors Outreach. From being taken from her parents, to surviving years of trafficking in California, to battling addiction and despair in Florida, Hailee’s journey is one of unimaginable trauma, resilience, and ultimately, transformation. Hailee opens up about the cycle of abuse, why so many survivors return to their abusers, and the red flags often overlooked. She shares how faith, family, and courage gave her the strength to escape for good and how she now empowers others through education, advocacy, and comprehensive support at Survivors Outreach. If you or someone you know is struggling, this episode is both a message of hope and a reminder that you’re not alone.
In this special Sidebar episode of The Fighting Back Podcast, Jessica and Rocky take a hard look at the sweeping legal changes that came after 9/11. From the Patriot Act of 2001 to the USA Freedom Act of 2015, we cover how these laws expanded government surveillance, empowered the NSA, reshaped immigration policy, tightened banking regulations, and created new federal crimes. We also talk about where we were during the attacks, how lawsuits and whistleblowers like Edward Snowden brought secret programs to light, and what these laws still mean for Americans today.
In this episode of the Fighting Back Podcast, Jessica sits down with Lisseth Russa, VP of Operations for the Mental Health Association of Central Florida. Together, they explore the connection between mental health and the legal system, breaking down why it’s important to understand your rights and remember that it’s always OK not to be OK.
In this sidebar episode of Fighting Back, Rocky and Jessica dive into the issue of revenge porn and the new Take It Down Act. They discuss the severity of these crimes in Florida, what victims need to know, and why legal protections are so critical in today’s digital age. If you or someone you know has been impacted, reach out to Fighter Law we fight because we care.
In Episode 9 of Fighting Back, Tom Fighter sits down with Kevin Fedotov to explore the often overlooked but critical role of process serving in the legal system. From its deep-rooted history to the modern challenges facing servers today, this episode sheds light on how due process starts long before anyone enters a courtroom. Whether you’re in the legal field or just curious about how justice is delivered, this conversation breaks down why process serving is essential to protecting our rights and keeping the system fair.
In this Sidebar episode of Fighting Back, Jessica and Rocky take a closer look at how the Department of Jutice handles high-profile cases, using the recent discussions around the Epstein list as a launching point. They break down how immunity agreements work, the process the DOJ follows in complex investigations, and what transparency and accountability mean in cases that capture national attention. This episode offers a thoughtful, behind-the-scenes look at legal procedures without the politics, just the facts and the framework behind them.
On this episode, Fighting Back gives their thought and input on the Kiss cam scandal. Andy Byron, the ex-CEO of tech company Astronomer, became an internet sensation overnight after a video of him getting cosy with the company’s Chief People Officer during a Coldplay concert went viral last month. Attorney Jessica Travis and Marketing Director Patricio “Rocky” Solano go over what could happen if this case takes off.
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