People make mistakes. When law enforcement officials make these mistakes, it can mean the wrong person ends up in handcuffs or even charged with a crime he or she did not commit. Recently retired professional tennis player James Blake was tackled to the ground in New York City when he...
Continue Reading Recently, Moses & Rooth conducted a survey to investigate how different demographics prefer to find an attorney when facing legal hardships. One of the findings illustrated that parents prefer referrals to find an attorney rather than any other source. In fact, more than half of the responses indicating a preference...
Continue Reading White-collar crimes are financially-motivated crimes that can occur in almost any professional setting. Most commonly, white collar criminals will launder money, usurp corporate funds, commingle accounts, evade taxes, or commit other actions of fraud and indiscretion. The greatest misconception about white collar criminals is that they include only wealthy persons—while...
Continue Reading When charged with a crime in Florida, consequences can be severe and hard to defend without a good criminal defense lawyer. Not all lawyers are alike, and it can be a daunting task just to find the right one for your case, especially when there are hundreds of lawyers to...
Continue Reading In most instances, an individual over the age of fourteen at the time of the alleged crime can be tried as an adult in the State of Florida. To be “tried as an adult”, rather than a juvenile, has serious implications regarding the charges that can be filed, the associated...
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