Though you may often hear of someone being arrested for "assault and battery," the two are quite different crimes in the state of Florida.

You might be determined immune from prosecution for standing your ground, but you can still be sued. That’s the message from the Florida Supreme Court last week in the newest ruling deciphering Florida’s Stand Your Ground law.

What happens if I take a dose of physician-prescribed medical marijuana and drive my car?

Chances are, you've heard of Florida's Stand Your Ground law. But you might still be wondering, what is it really and how does it work?

While similar, the crimes of burglary and trespass differ in both the elements that make up each crime and in the potential penalties.

To have an actionable claim against a property owner for a slip and fall involving ice or snow, a Plaintiff must show the property owner aggravated a natural condition or that the accumulation of ice or snow resulted from an unnatural condition.