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GOLDLAW is pleased to announce that it has been named a 2024 Top Workplace by the Sun-Sentinel. This special designation is awarded to companies that qualify based on employee sentiment, collected via surveys and analyzed by a human resources firm. Culture is the Key Leading the charge for employee satisfaction at GOLDLAW is Chief Culture ...

When it comes to a sexual assault, the onus placed on the victim is significant. Especially when the perpetrator is a male in a position of power. A position of power does not necessarily mean a celebrity, or someone who was often in the news due to their crimes like Jeffrey Epstein or Bill Cosby. ...

Alejandro G. Rodriguez succumbs from car accident injuries The family of Alejandro G. Rodriguez, a man who died following a car accident on July 10, 2024, that also claimed the lives of his wife and 10-year-old child, and seriously injured their 2-year-old son, may have a case to file both wrongful death and personal injury ...

Car accident victims in Florida will typically be able to recover certain types of compensation for their losses regardless of who caused the incident. Florida uses a no-fault insurance system concerning vehicle accidents, meaning individuals can turn to their own insurance coverage to get compensation regardless of who caused the incident. However, we not only ...

The Sunshine State is known for its beaches, oranges, and increasingly, its acceptance of alternative medicine. Medical marijuana, legalized in 2016 through the passage of Amendment 2, has become a popular treatment for a wide range of  conditions, from chronic pain to PTSD. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp-derived CBD products at the federal level, ...

Spencer Kuvin – WPEC Interview Last week, transcripts from the 2006 grand jury investigation into Jeffrey Epstein were publicly released, revealing significant details about the handling of his case. The grand jury resulted in only one charge of procuring a child for prostitution and solicitation of prostitution, despite allegations from numerous victims. Only one of ...

Thurston Family may have Wrongful Death Claim Case due to Negligent Security after 15-year-old slain at Wawa The family of Anthony Thurston, Jr., who was killed in a tragic shooting at the Wawa convenience store in Riviera Beach on Wednesday, June 26, may have a case for a wrongful death claim against the property owners, ...

Florida’s legislative landscape underwent a seismic shift on Monday, July 1, 2024, as almost 200 new laws took effect, reshaping everything from immigration enforcement to school curriculums and even balloon releases. These sweeping changes have sparked heated debate and ignited passionate discourse across the state. From contentious restrictions on gender identity discussions in schools to ...

The family of an equipment transport employee who was killed on Monday outside of the Kravis Center after a piece of heavy equipment fell on him may have a case to file a wrongful death claim. John Trevor Whiting of Stuart, an employee of All Florida Transport Services of Lake Park was moving a wheeled ...

In a landmark decision with far-reaching implications for domestic abuse prevention, the Supreme Court upheld a federal law that prohibits individuals subject to domestic abuse restraining orders from possessing firearms. The 8-1 ruling, announced on June 21, 2024, represents a significant victory for advocates of stricter gun control measures and a crucial step toward ensuring ...