Florida Injury & Legal Blog
Straight answers on accidents, injuries, and criminal defense throughout Florida, written by attorney Phillip Stamman.
Walton County DUI Victory
A Walton County DUI and refusal charge against a first-time offender, reduced to a wet reckless after six months of pressure and trial readiness.
Read articleWhy Reviewing Your Insurance Policy in Florida Could Protect You After a Serious Car Accident
Florida doesn't require drivers to carry bodily injury insurance. Why uninsured motorist (UM) coverage may be the only thing protecting you after a crash.
Case Victory: Bay County Felony Driving While License Revoked: Charges Dismissed
How challenging one defective prior conviction collapsed a felony habitual traffic offender charge in Bay County: all charges dismissed, license restored.
Refusing a Breathalyzer Now a Crime in Florida
Trenton's Law (HB 687) makes refusing a breathalyzer a crime in Florida, with up to 60 days in jail, and raises repeat DUI manslaughter to a first-degree felony.
What Are Most Lawyer Fees for a Car Accident?
Most Florida car accident lawyers charge a 33%–40% contingency fee, capped by Bar Rule 4-1.5. What that means, and the hidden costs to watch out for.
DUI in Bay County Florida FYI
DUI basics for Bay County and Panama City Beach: what Florida Statute 316.193 requires, the penalties, the 10-day license deadline, and common defenses.
Navigating the Waters of Boating Accident Claims in Destin
Injured in a boating or pontoon accident in Destin? Why maritime law changes your claim, who can be liable, and the steps that protect your compensation.
Pedestrian Hit and Run in Panama City Beach
Hit by a car that fled the scene in Panama City Beach? The steps to take right away, how Florida law treats hit and runs, and how you can still be paid.
Stay Safe During Gulf Coast Jam: Tips from a Panama City Beach Auto Accident Lawyer
A Panama City Beach accident lawyer's Gulf Coast Jam safety tips: the crash risks festival traffic brings, and what to do if you're hit near Frank Brown Park.
Motorcycle Accidents in Florida: Why You Need a Specialized Attorney in Panama City Beach
Why Florida motorcycle accident claims differ from car crashes: no PIP for riders, comparative fault, and rider bias, from a Panama City Beach attorney.
Out-of-State Jeep Owners: Navigating Florida’s Personal Injury Laws at Jeep Jam in Panama City Beach
Injured at Jeep Jam in Panama City Beach? How Florida's no-fault rules, the 14-day PIP deadline, and the 2-year filing limit affect out-of-state drivers.
Bike Week & No-Fault Insurance: What Riders Need to Know
Florida's no-fault PIP insurance does not cover motorcycles. A Panama City Beach injury attorney explains what Bike Week riders need to know before a crash.
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