Legal Articles, General Practice

Florida Scoresheets and Minimum Sentencing Guidelines

The Florida Scoresheet controls the minimum legal sentences in felony circuit court cases.

Florida Scoresheets and Mandatory Minimum Sentences

The Florida system in felony cases of determining what the potential minimum and maximum sentences will be may result in unexpected outcomes

Soft Tissue Injuries from Whiplash are Real and Can Cause a Lifetime of Pain

We provide medical care at no cost, until your case settles.

A Simple Mistake to Avoid at the Scene of a Car Accident

Always get a Police Report if you are involved in an auto accident.

Oak Brook Family Law Attorney Named 2015 Super Lawyer

DuPage family law attorney Kathryn L. Harry of Kathryn L. Harry & Associates, P.C. has been named a 2015 Illinois Super Lawyer.

Dr. Strangelove or: How I learned to stop worrying about Obamacare and just deal with it

A quick summary of an In-House counsels view on Obamacare and it's potential impact on your business.

Preventing Personal Injury

This article will give a brief description of preventative actions for avoiding personal injury

What is a Retainer Fee?

When an attorney says-retainer fee-what does that mean?

Divorcing Florida couples who own a business may benefit by mediation

Florida couples often go into business together. When the relationship is going well, the business usually does as well. Yet when that relationship ends in divorce, the business can go downhill fast.

A new concept called a “wedlease” may be in the future of Florida family law mediation

Many couples in Florida and elsewhere may have read about a concept called a “wedlease.”

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