Florida’s Wrongful Death Act contains a cruel and outdated provision that bars adult children (over the age of 25) from recovering non-economic damages, such as emotional pain and suffering, when a parent dies due to negligence or misconduct. This arbitrary restriction deprives many grieving families of justice and must be reformed. State Senator Clay Yarborough…
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President Trump’s recent executive order targeting Perkins Coie and other politically motivated law firms is not just an act of self-defense—it is a necessary step toward restoring integrity to our legal and political systems. The president’s critics are quick to frame this as an attack on the legal profession, but that characterization is both misleading…
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In a groundbreaking move, KPMG has become the first of the Big Four accounting firms to gain approval to practice law in the United States. The Arizona Supreme Court recently granted KPMG a license to establish KPMG Law, marking a significant shift in the American legal landscape. This development raises questions about the future of…
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Billy McFarland, the convicted fraudster behind the infamous Fyre Festival, is back with a new venture—Fyre Festival 2. Despite serving time for defrauding investors and ticket buyers in the disastrous 2017 event, McFarland is now promoting a second iteration of the festival through his platform, Fyre.Mx. But before you consider purchasing tickets, it’s critical to…
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Introduction The case of Aiden Fucci gained national attention following the brutal murder of 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey in St. Johns County, Florida. Fucci, who was 14 years old at the time of the crime, was convicted of first-degree murder after stabbing Bailey over 100 times. His conviction led to a life sentence, with eligibility for review after 25 years in accordance with Florida’s sentencing laws for juveniles.…
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This past weekend, First Coast News interviewed Andrew Bonderud about Amendment 3, a ballot initiative that would amend the Florida Constitution and legalize recreational marijuana. You can read the story and view the video report here. The Bonderud Law Firm represents clients in a broad range of high-stakes litigation in state and federal court, including…
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Earlier today, Andrew Bonderud was featured as an in-studio guest for Jacksonville’s local public radio’s call-in program “First Coast Connect”. Regarded by many as an expert in the areas of civil rights, criminal defense, and related public policy, Andrew was asked about new policies at the Duval County Jail. You can listen to the interview…
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Earlier today, Forbes © published its Forbes Advisor’s List of best criminal defense lawyers in Jacksonville, Florida for 2024. Far from a pay-to-play marketing gimmick, the Forbes list is the result of research concerning lawyers’ credentials, experience, and case results. Andrew Bonderud was competitively selected. In explaining why Bonderud was competitively selected, Forbes noted: “Andrew…
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Andrew Bonderud was recently featured on the cover of the Jacksonville Edition of Attorney At Law Magazine. The article celebrated Andrew Bonderud’s 10 years in practice, as well as the firm’s recent, historic victory, where Bonderud earned an acquittal after a 4-week jury trial in an alleged $1.4 Billion health care fraud conspiracy that was…
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