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Understanding the Role of Black Box Data in Florida Truck Accident Cases
The Bonderud Law Firm

Introduction Truck accidents often cause severe injuries due to the size and weight of commercial vehicles. When these crashes occur, determining fault can be challenging. One of the most valuable tools for proving liability in a truck accident case is black box data. These electronic recording devices capture critical information about the truck’s operation before,…

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Non-Jury Trials in Criminal Cases in Florida
The Bonderud Law Firm

In Florida, most criminal cases are decided by a jury of peers. However, in some circumstances, a defendant may opt for a non-jury trial, also known as a bench trial, where the judge alone determines the outcome. Understanding when and why a defendant might choose a non-jury trial is crucial for anyone facing criminal charges.…

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KPMG’s Entry into the U.S. Legal Market: A Game-Changer for Law Firms?
The Bonderud Law Firm

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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Reingreso Ilegal a los Estados Unidos: Lo Que Necesita Saber
The Bonderud Law Firm

El reingreso ilegal a los Estados Unidos es un delito federal grave que puede resultar en severas sanciones, incluyendo prisión y deportación. Según 8 U.S.C. § 1326, las personas que han sido deportadas, removidas o a quienes se les ha denegado la entrada y luego regresan ilegalmente pueden enfrentar cargos por delitos graves. Un caso…

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Illegal Reentry into the United States: What You Need to Know
The Bonderud Law Firm

Illegal reentry into the United States is a serious federal offense that can lead to harsh penalties, including imprisonment and deportation. Under 8 U.S.C. § 1326, individuals who have been previously deported, removed, or denied entry and then unlawfully return to the U.S. can face felony charges. A recent case highlights the government’s aggressive prosecution…

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Compulsory Mental Health Evaluations in Florida Family Law Cases
The Bonderud Law Firm

In Florida family law proceedings, the mental health of a parent or party can be a critical factor in determining child custody, parental responsibilities, and timesharing arrangements. When a party’s mental stability is in question, the court may order a compulsory mental health evaluation to assess their psychological condition and its potential impact on the…

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How Social Host Liability Works in Florida
The Bonderud Law Firm

Introduction When alcohol is served at a private gathering, hosts may wonder whether they can be held responsible if a guest causes harm after leaving the event. In some states, social hosts can be held liable if they provide alcohol to intoxicated guests who later injure someone. However, Florida law treats social host liability differently…

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Understanding the Federal Sentencing Guidelines in Criminal Cases
The Bonderud Law Firm

The federal sentencing process can be complex and intimidating for defendants facing criminal charges. One of the most critical aspects of this process is the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which play a significant role in determining the penalties for federal offenses. These guidelines aim to promote consistency in sentencing while allowing for judicial discretion in certain…

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The “Plain Smell” Doctrine in Florida: Can Police Still Search Your Car Based on the Odor of Marijuana?
The Bonderud Law Firm

Earlier today, the Florida Third District Court of Appeal issued a significant ruling in DelJimmyo Wright-Johnson v. State of Florida, a case that raises important questions about whether the smell of marijuana alone still provides police with probable cause to search a vehicle. This decision highlights the evolving legal landscape following Florida’s legalization of medical…

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Using Occupational Evaluations to Impute Income in Florida Family Law Cases
The Bonderud Law Firm

In Florida family law proceedings, financial support obligations, such as alimony and child support, often depend on each party’s income and earning potential. However, disputes frequently arise when one party is unemployed or underemployed, either voluntarily or in bad faith. To address this issue, courts may rely on occupational evaluations to determine a party’s true…

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