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What Does “Criminal Negligence” Mean in the State of Florida?

A criminal charge for negligence may result from a negligent act that causes personal injury. Such a charge can lead to a criminal conviction for a first or second-degree misdemeanor or felony. Under Florida law, a person can commit a misdemeanor in the second degree if he or she acts in a negligent manner and

How Can a Copyright Law Firm Help Me?

What is a Copyright? Artists, authors, photographers, composers, computer programmers, and other creators often consider protecting their work(s) with a copyright. Obtaining a copyright allows creators to control how their work is used by others. Typically, copyrighted works cannot be duplicated, distributed, or appropriated unless the creator has granted express permission to do so. Additionally,

What Happened at Camp Lejeune?

Those who were harmed by the contaminated water at Camp Lejeune can now apply for compensation from the federal government. Camp Lejeune is a Marine Corps camp in Jacksonville, North Carolina, that had contaminated water sources after decades of exposure to dangerous pollutants and chemicals. As many as one million individuals, including military personnel, their

What Does an Intellectual Property Lawyer Do?

As with other professions, the legal profession offers many different areas of law that an attorney may practice. One of those areas of practice is intellectual property (IP). Broadly speaking, an IP attorney can protect an inventor’s rights when it comes to ideas and materials. There are six different areas of IP law that an

Hurricane Ian and its Aftermath Property Damage

Hurricane Ian was one of the most devastating hurricanes to hit the southeastern United States in recent history, leaving behind a trail of destruction. The aftermath property damage was immense, affecting countless homes, businesses, and communities. Understanding the extent of this damage and navigating the complexities of insurance claims is crucial for those impacted by