At What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of a Car in Florida?
October 30, 2023 | Sagi Shaked | Florida Law
There’s a reason you never see children, specifically small children and babies, riding in the front seat of a vehicle. Under Florida law, children are required to sit in the back seat. Depending on a child’s age, they must also sit in a special seat. Following Florida’s rules regarding child seating in vehicles is...
Read moreFlorida Trucking Regulations 2023: Everything You Need To Know
April 24, 2023 | Sagi Shaked | Florida Law
Commercial truck accidents cause thousands of deaths and injuries each year. Florida ranked in the top three states for the highest number of truck accident deaths in 2020. Semi-trucks, big rigs, tractor-trailers, and other large trucks are vital for commerce. However, they are extremely dangerous vehicles when they are involved in a traffic accident....
Read moreTraffic and Red Light Cameras in Miami, FL
March 25, 2023 | Sagi Shaked | Car Accidents, Florida Law
When you’re driving around Miami, you may notice some clunky-looking cameras mounted on poles around intersections. These devices are red light cameras, part of Florida’s system of automated law enforcement. Red light cameras help to ensure that drivers don’t run intersections and that those who do get ticketed. But how do red light cameras...
Read moreIs It Possible to Get Out of Jury Duty in Miami, FL?
March 24, 2023 | Sagi Shaked | Florida Law
When it comes to the mechanisms that help make and keep the American justice system fair, jury duty is essential. Jurors play a crucial role in ensuring that justice is served by hearing evidence, discussing the facts, and reaching a verdict in civil and criminal cases. However, fulfilling this duty may be inconvenient or...
Read moreWhat Happens if You Miss Jury Duty in Miami, FL?
September 29, 2021 | Sagi Shaked | Florida Law
Under Florida law, the penalty for skipping jury duty in Miami includes a fine of up to $100. A judge could also hold you in contempt of court, the penalties for which can include jail time. Miami-Dade County provides an online portal to request postponement or release from jury duty. The court clerk can...
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