November 10, 2022
Man Dies When SUV Plows Into Fireworks Store Following Crash
Car Accident Lawyer
A tragic accident in West Melbourne resulted in the death of a 53-year-old man. The horrific crash occurred on Monday, November 28 at the intersection of West New Haven Avenue and John Rodes Boulevard, just off Interstate 95. According to Floriday Highway Patrol, the victim was driving an SUV and plowed into the back of a pickup truck twice while going through the intersection. The pickup truck’s driver turned to pull over, but the SUV continued straight ahead, crashing into the front of a fireworks store. The impact caused a huge inferno. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Fatal Car Crashes
According to national statistics, a victim is killed every 16 minutes in a vehicle crash. This means that more than 90 people die each day, and 90 families lose a loved one in a fatal car accident.
Many of these tragic crashes have common factors that had they been addressed could have avoided the accidents. Instead, thousands of families are left trying to pick up the pieces – both emotionally and financially – and struggle with the death of their loved one.
At Tuttle Larsen, P.A., each Melbourne car accident lawyer has worked on countless cases, helping families get the financial justice they deserve for the death of their family member. Some of the common factors we see in the wrongful death car crash cases we handle include the following causes.
One-Third of Fatal Car Accidents are Alcohol-Related
According to the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), there are more than 10,000 victims killed in car accidents that involved a driver who had a blood alcohol content that was more than the legal limit of .08 percent.
Most Fatal Car Crashes Occur Close to the Driver’s Home
Multiple studies show that most fatal crashes occur within a five to 15-mile radius of the driver’s home.
Distracted Driving Responsible for More Than 3,000 Fatalities Each Year
More than 3,000 people who die in crashes each year are killed in accidents caused by distracted drivers. The most common distraction that causes fatal crashes is texting and driving. These numbers continue to increase each year, despite the well-known dangerous risks.
The Deadliest Type of Crash Is a Rollover
Rollovers are the deadliest crash types and are responsible for the deaths of more victims than any other type of crash. Although rollover crashes account for less than 5 percent of crashes each year, they are responsible for 30 percent of the total number of fatalities. The reason for the high number of fatalities is that victims are more likely to be ejected from the vehicle in a rollover crash compared to other types of accidents. There are also a higher number of victims who suffer injuries to the head, which often results in the victim’s death.
Men Responsible for More Fatal Crashes
Multiple studies have provided conclusive evidence that men are responsible for more fatal crashes than women. In one study that was conducted over a two-year period, men were the at-fault drivers in 65 percent of the fatal crashes that occurred during the study period.
Contact a Personal Injury Law Firm
If you have been injured in a crash caused by another driver, you may be entitled to financial compensation for your losses. Contact a skilled Melbourne, FL car accident lawyer from Tuttle Larsen, P.A. for a free consultation.
November 10, 2022
Multi-Vehicle Accident Results In Six Crashes
Car Accident Lawyer
One car accident in Jacksonville ended up resulting in five more accidents. The multi-vehicle crash, which took place on November 27th, on I-295 Southbound at Morse Avenue, involved more than 20 vehicles, including two commercial trucks, and resulted in multiple injuries. Flordia Highway Patrol, who is investigating the accident, reports that none of the injuries were life-threatening.
How Is Fault Determined?
If you have been injured in a car accident, it is critical to determine clear fault of the accident in order to collect the financial damages you may be entitled to. A car accident lawyer can assist you in pursuing those damages, either through a settlement with the at-fault driver’s insurance company or through a personal injury lawsuit.
The majority of car accidents have factors that the insurance company may try to use against the victim in order to reduce the financial compensation of the claim or reject it entirely. Before settlement negotiations can really begin between your attorney and the insurance company, fault for the accident must be established.
Your lawyer will examine different aspects of the crash to prove that fault. One way is to see if any traffic laws were broken by the other party. If there is a police report on the accident that describes that violation, as well as any citation the at-fault driver received, that is very strong evidence of fault that will likely not be able to be disputed by the driver’s insurance company.
In some cases, there may even be an accident reconstruction to help bolster the victim’s case.
There may be accidents where both parties were guilty of some type of traffic violation, however, only one of the party’s actions actually caused the crash. For example, if the victim’s brake lights were not working, but the accident was a T-bone crash because the other driver ran a stop sign, then the brake light malfunction would not be an issue in the car accident claim.
However, if the brake lights were not working and the accident was a rear-end collision, an accident reconstruction could show mitigating circumstances. For example, if the other driver had been speeding when he or she rear-ended the victim’s car, then both parties may be at fault. In these types of cases, comparative negligence may apply.
Comparative negligence is a principle that many states use that says when there is an accident, the fault of each party is based on how much each party’s actions contributed to the accident. Whatever percentage of fault is assigned to the victim is the percentage that will be deducted from the final amount of settlement or award. For instance, a car accident victim is found to be 30 percent at fault for the crash. A jury awards them $100,000 for their injuries, but 30 percent – or $30,000 – would be deducted from that amount.
Contact a Personal Injury Law Firm
If you have been injured in a crash caused by another driver, you may be entitled to financial compensation for your losses. Contact a skilled Palm Beach, FL car accident lawyer from Tuttle Larsen, P.A. for a free consultation.
November 10, 2022
Do Vehicle Safety Features Really Work?
Car Accident Lawyer
According to estimates from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 45,000 people per year are killed in automobile accidents each year, and another two million are injured. A car accident lawyer knows that approximately 20 percent of those accidents involve a distracted driver. To combat these issues, automobile manufacturers have added a number of safety features to their vehicles. Many of them – including automatic braking, adaptive headlights, and lane departure warning – have been evaluated by Consumer Reports.
Evaluated Safety Features
In total, Consumer Reports analyzed eight safety features, which included:
- Pedestrian detection and braking – Able to recognize a person in the vehicle’s path. Some can apply the automatic braking system, and some of the newer systems are also able to detect pedestrians.
- Forward-collision warning (FCW) and autobrake systems – Laser-, radar, or camera-based systems that warn drivers of a front-end collision. If the driver ignores the warning, the system will partially or fully brake. Some also pre-charge the brakes and take other steps that help prepare the car for impact;
- Rear cameras – Provides rear-visibility technology that enables the driver to see behind them.
- Blind-spot monitoring and assist – Uses radars or cameras to scan areas around and behind the car to look for objects in the vehicle’s blind spots. If one appears, an illuminated icon appears in the appropriate side-view mirror and many give auditory signals as well. Some come with features that send stronger alerts if the driver signals a turn and more advanced systems help keep drivers in the lane by applying the brakes on one side of the vehicle.
- Rear cross traffic – Radar sensors that scan for hazards approaching along the sides as the vehicle backs up. The best systems are even able to detect shoppers with carts and approaching bicyclists.
- Lane-departure warning (LDW) and steering assist – Cameras and processing software that can pick up lane markers and provide warning to the driver if they begin to stray from their lane. More advanced systems are designed to apply the brakes or gently nudge the steering wheel so that the car returns to its own lane.
- Adaptive headlights – Headlights that swivel to illuminate the road as the driver navigates turns.
- Drowsiness detection – A variety of technologies that are meant to determine when a driver is tired or falling asleep while driving.
The Verdict from Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports said they found value in all of the advanced safety features, but some added more value than others. In particular, they recommended that every new car buyer search for a car with FCW. There was, however, one feature that the reviewers were mixed on: adaptive headlights. They found that the feature did not always work as expected and that, at times, the swiveling motion was actually more distracting than helpful.
Cost a Hindering Factor to Improving Road Safety
Sadly, none of these features are currently mandatory, and most are an added bonus. Not all drivers can afford the added cost, which greatly hinders the general safety of America’s roads. So, until these features are more widely available, it is critical that drivers exercise the utmost care when they get behind the wheel. And, when accidents happen, it is important that they contact a skilled personal injury attorney to ensure they receive the compensation they may be due.
Contact a Personal Injury Law Firm
If you have been charged with a hate crime, make sure to contact a Port St. Lucie, FL car accident lawyer from Tuttle Larsen, P.A. Call our office today to schedule a free consultation.
October 21, 2022
Motor Vehicle Accidents Occurring in the Workplace
If you’ve been injured in a motor vehicle accident and you were engaged in any kind of work-related activity at the time that you sustained harm, it’s time to speak with an experienced attorney about your legal options. While the process of gathering potentially critical evidence is a time-sensitive task as concerns any car accident, there is a particular urgency with which work-related accidents must be approached. When injured workers are eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, waiting even a few days post-accident to speak with an attorney can lead to a loss of compensation to which they’d otherwise be entitled.
Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Workers’ compensation benefits are generally made available to anyone who is eligible for workers’ compensation coverage and is injured as a result of work-related activity. Virtually all part-time and full-time employees are eligible for this coverage. While independent contractors generally aren’t eligible for this coverage, they may be if they’ve been incorrectly classified as independent contractors when – in reality – they do the work of employees.
Because workers’ comp isn’t a fault-based system, a workers’ comp claims adjuster will be largely unconcerned with what led to your accident. The only notable exceptions to this approach tend to come into play when workers are injured after initiating altercations or road rage incidents, when workers are injured as part of a scheme to defraud the system, or if workers are drunk or otherwise impaired at the time that they sustain harm.
Personal Injury Damages
As a knowledgeable car accident attorney can confirm, many work-related accidents are actionable in a personal injury context. Meaning that regardless of whether you’re eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, you may be in a position to file a civil lawsuit against those whose negligence, recklessness, or intentionally dangerous conduct directly contributed to the cause(s) of your harm. Individual persons, businesses, and even government agencies may be held accountable for harmful conduct via a personal injury lawsuit.
The primary notable exception to this opportunity arises when employees who are eligible for workers’ compensation attempt to sue their employers directly. Employers who pay into the state’s workers’ compensation system on behalf of their eligible employees enjoy limited liability protection in the event that these workers suffer employment-related physical harm.
Insurance Settlement Negotiations
If you’re in a position to file an insurance claim related to your accident, strongly consider refraining from interacting with any insurance company representatives until after you’ve spoken with an attorney. Insurance companies operate on a for-profit basis. As a result, if they feel that they’re in a position to devalue or reject a claim in order to protect their own bottom line, they will likely do so. Enlisting the assistance of an experienced attorney will both save you the stress of needing to negotiate with insurers on your own and will place you in a stronger position to secure any and all compensation you’re rightfully owed.
October 15, 2022
FAQ: Gaining Compensation For Car Accidents
Car accidents can take on several forms and can range in severity. However, despite this, it’s essential to be aware that even the most minor accidents can result in significant injuries and losses. Victims may be left to contend with considerable pain that makes daily life challenging. Statistically speaking, the number of car accidents during the height of the pandemic was greatly reduced, but this was likely due to the decrease in vehicles on the road. However, as people have returned to work and begun to re-engage in life away from their homes, car accidents have been on the rise. An unfortunate consequence to post-pandemic life is the significant increase in motor vehicle collisions.
As a car accident lawyer Melbourne, FL residents trust from our law firm of Tuttle Larsen, P.A. will share, victims of car accidents will have many questions in the wake of an accident. While these questions will primarily surround legal logistics, one of the primary questions faced by victims will be the value of their case, especially when the accident has occurred in a no-fault state.
What are the common reasons car accidents happen?
Making sense of what has happened can be deeply challenging in the wake of a car accident. Many people will wonder why such a terrible thing has happened to them. Car accidents are prevalent, and, chances are, someone will experience at least one type of collision in their lifetime. The following are common reasons for car accidents that may result in taking legal action:
- Distracted Driving
- Driving Under the Influence
- Driving at Excessive Speeds
- Poor Road Conditions
- Failing to Follow Traffic Symbols
- Fatigued Driving
- +More
What medical expenses might an accident victim incur?
The medical expenses victims may face will primarily rely upon the severity of the accident and the type of injuries they have experienced as a result. Because of this, injuries from the accident can vary and may include fractured bones, head injuries, back injuries, soft tissue damage, limb loss, lacerations, and more. The cost of treatment will depend upon the type of injuries sustained but will vary depending upon the extent of treatment necessary. Victims may require emergency room visits, surgery, physical therapy, prescription medications, and alternative treatments.
What are potential damages for car accident claims?
Damages from car accidents can be far more extensive than the victim may realize, even in minor accidents. Components like medical expenses, property damages, and lost wages can quickly add up, and at times, victims may even undervalue the value of their case. Typically injuries take on two forms, with varying losses, for example:
Economic Damages: more easily quantified
- Medical Expenses
- Past
- Present
- Future
- Lost Wages
- Property Loss
- +More
Non-Economic Damages: less tangible
- Loss of Enjoyment of Life
- Loss of Companionship
- Pain and Suffering
- Loss of Consortium
What is personal injury protection insurance, and why does it matter?
Personal injury protection insurance (PIP) is a form of coverage required in no-fault states. Victims must first gain compensation from their insurance company for medical expenses and lost wages. However, PIP has limits and only covers losses of up to $10,000. Once these limits have been exhausted, it may make sense to pursue further compensation from the party responsible for the accident.
October 15, 2022
Accident Rates Increase Across The Country
According to reports from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were approximately 9,500 fatalities from car accidents in the first quarter of 2022 alone. These reports reflect a 7% increase in deaths from the very same quarter in 2021. In Vero Beach, trends are also moving in the wrong direction, as data shows that between January 2020 and August 2022, there were 2,350 reported accidents in the area. As recently as August, a 24-year-old man died in an early morning crash due to a collision involving two vehicles. It’s believed that the victim was hit by a 63-year-old man driving a van when the driver failed to yield, driving into oncoming traffic and colliding with the 24-year-old man.
As personal injury lawyer Vero Beach, FL, at our firm Tuttle Larsen, P.A. will share, car accidents of this nature are more common than many may realize. Although drivers and officials should prioritize traffic safety to prevent accidents, they are still a risk for anyone who gets behind the wheel of a car. Unfortunately, collisions leave a trail of devastation in their wake, and victims and their families are likely to have suffered losses. After an accident, time is of the essence, and victims should take immediate action to receive the care they need.
Collisions can take on many forms and can involve several factors. These accidents may involve other drivers, large trucks, motorcyclists, pedestrian-related accidents, and more. There are many hazards on the road, and traffic safety is critical to mitigating accidents from occurring. Things to keep in mind when driving a car that drivers should hold at the forefront include:
- Driving Defensively
- Always Paying Attention
- Refraining From the Temptation of Distracted Driving
- Refraining From the Use of Drugs and Alcohol
- Staying a Safe Distance From Other Drivers
- Drive the Speed Limit
- Factor in Weather
Practicing safe driving and following the rules of the road cannot only prevent accidents but also reduce their severity. However, when a person falls victim to a car accident, they should take action immediately to protect themselves from further harm for several reasons, including:
- To ensure they receive appropriate medical care
- To ensure they do not further implicate themselves in the accident
- To ensure that they have the necessary evidence to support their case
Immediately following an accident, the entire experience can be overwhelming and terrifying. With adrenaline pumping, it can be difficult for many victims to know what steps should be taken. Many may not realize that they inadvertently cause harm to their case and their health should they take the wrong action. Keep the following in mind after an accident:
- Move out of harm’s way to prevent further injuries
- Ensure that law enforcement is contacted
- Seek medical attention, even if you are unsure of an injury
- Gather the driver’s information
- Gather information from eyewitnesses
- Compile all evidence that may be relevant to the accident
Dealing with the aftermath of a car accident can be difficult, and it’s important not to hesitate. Because Florida is a no-fault state, all drivers must carry personal injury protection insurance (PIP), meaning that their insurance company covers the first $10,000 in medical expenses and lost wages. Once the policy limits have been exceeded, additional options may be available for pursuing damages from the party responsible for the accident.
September 30, 2022
Types Of Criminal Cases Tuttle Larsen, P.A. Criminal Defense Lawyers Handle
Depending upon the law firm that you are going to, each law firm may handle different practice areas. However, some of the most commonly handled criminal defense practice areas in Florida are listed below. This is not a full list, nor is it exhaustive, and if you have questions about what you are a criminal defense lawyer in Vero Beach, FL is able to handle, then reach out and ask.
- Arson Charge Defense
- Burglary Charges
- Child Endangerment Defense
- Crime Victim Defense
- Criminal Traffic Violations
- Domestic Violence Charges
- DUI Defense
- Drug Possession Charges
- DUI Manslaughter Charges
- Expungement Attorney
- Defense for Federal Charges
- Defense for Felony Charges
- Fishing & Wildlife Charges
- Fleeing & Eluding Charges
- Fraud Charges
- Grand Theft Auto Charges
- Hit & Run Charges
- Juvenile Crimes
- Probation Violation
- Prostitution Charges
- Restraining Orders/Injunctions
- Sexual Battery
- Stalking Charges
- Theft & Property Crimes
What happens after I am arrested?
Your criminal defense lawyer in Vero Beach, FL from Tuttle Larsen, P.A. PA is going to be able to tell you what’s going to happen after you are arrested, however, most typically after you are arrested, you are going to be brought to the county jail that is most local to your location. You are then going to be processed, which means they are going to be gathering your biographical and personal information because we have to determine if you have any open warrants or criminal history on hand. However, you might also be arrested and only receive a summons, because the officer in question did not want to book you, and this is called a written arrest.
Do I need to speak with the police before or after I am arrested?
If you are being investigated because you’ve committed a crime, or you may have committed a crime, then you have the right to remain silent under the Fifth Amendment which states that you can choose not to incriminate yourself. However, you can ask for your lawyer, and typically if you lawyer up then the police must wait for your lawyer to arrive before you and you can then follow your criminal defense lawyer in Vero Beach FL as they give you advice and tell you what to answer. Your lawyer is going to be focused on not incriminating you, or allowing you to incriminate yourself by accident.
A criminal defense lawyer in Vero Beach FL is going to be able to give you a lot of experience and advice in regard to your criminal case however this may not stop you from having questions and that’s okay because questions are an important part of processing. If you have never been in a criminal trial or criminal proceeding in Florida, reach out to your criminal defense lawyer in Vero Beach, FL and ask all of your questions. However, this is a great place to start.
Reach out to your criminal defense lawyer in Vero Beach, Florida for all of your criminal defense needs today.
September 28, 2022
Dental Treatments For Temporomandibular Joint
Personal Injury Lawyers
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is a fairly common condition that affects the jaw muscles and joints. This can lead to pain, discomfort, headaches and even difficulty speaking or eating. Fortunately, there are various treatments available to help alleviate these symptoms and make it easier to carry out everyday activities.
If you or someone you care about suffers from TMJ, there is help. It is best to discuss your particular situation with a licensed dentist, especially if you can find one who specializes in treating TMJ. Most dentists will need to do an in-person examination to let you know how they would go about treating your TMJ but some may also offer an initial phone consultation. An experienced dentist will be able to direct you towards the best treatment options, and if you are working with personal injury lawyers, they may have good suggestions for a dentist to visit as they deal with injuries on a constant basis — even dental injuries!
Many people find relief from regular physical therapy sessions specifically designed for TMJ treatment. These may consist of stretching exercises aimed at increasing range of motion in the affected area as well as massages using heat or cold packs to help relax tight muscles. In some cases, splints can be worn during sleep in order to help keep the lower jaw in its proper position so that it doesn’t move during rest.
For those with severe TMJ issues, surgery may be necessary in order to properly realign the jawbones and restore proper function. Surgery involves making small incisions into both sides of the jawbone and then inserting tiny implants that hold it together while healing takes place. This type of surgery is often combined with other treatments like physical therapy, medications or injections to reduce inflammation before and after surgery has taken place.
Other less-invasive procedures such as Botox injections can also be used for treating TMJ disorder. This involves injecting small amounts of Botox into the jaw muscles in order to temporarily reduce activity levels that might be causing pain or discomfort. While this procedure can provide temporary relief from symptoms, it may not solve underlying issues like misalignment or skeletal deformities; so it should always be discussed with your doctor first before proceeding!
Overall, finding a treatment option for TMJ disorder depends on several factors including severity of symptoms and underlying causes. Consulting with your dentist will help determine which approach would work best for you – whether it’s physical therapy sessions, oral appliances or surgical intervention!
If you or someone you love suffers from TMJ, contact a reputable dentist today. The sooner you contact them, the sooner they may be able to start alleviating the pain and discomfort that is caused by TMJ. To find a dentist you trust, ask your friends for recommendations, and search online for reviews. Make sure the dentist has plenty of experience working with TMJ patients before contacting them. Then, once you’ve found someone you like, reach out to them for help immediately.
September 19, 2022
When Distracted Drivers Get Injured
If you were distracted and injured in an accident as a result of that distraction, you may be under the impression that you do not have the right to recover any compensation for injuries suffered as a result of the crash. While it is true that injury victims our not absolved of responsibility for their contributions to the circumstances of an injurious crash, you may remain entitled to significant compensation at this time. It is important to make an effort to speak with a lawyer instead of making assumptions about the value of any car accident lawsuit that you may file. You may be entitled to far more than you’ve initially allowed yourself to believe.
Comparative Negligence vs. Contributory Negligence Models
As an experienced Melbourne, FL car accident lawyer can explain to you in context and detail, different states employ different models for dealing with issues of partial fault. States like California and Florida employ a legal standard known as pure comparative negligence. This means that even if you were 99% to blame for what happened to you, you can still seek compensation from others who were also partially to blame as a result of their negligent, reckless, or intentionally dangerous conduct. But, if you were injured in a contributory negligence state, you may be barred from seeking compensation if you were more than 50% to blame for your crash or you were more at fault than any defendant you would name in a than any defendant you would name in a lawsuit.
Determining Causation and Fault
To determine whether you have viable grounds upon which to seek compensation for your injuries, a lawyer will need to investigate the circumstances of your crash. Doing so will allow you to fully understand all the factors that contributed to the crash and who/what may be held legally and financially responsible for harm caused by the accident. Although you were distracted while behind the wheel, another driver, a manufacturer of defective auto parts, or even a government agency tasked with safe road maintenance may also be partially to blame. Only after determining causation and fault accurately can you make informed decisions about whether filing legal action is worth your effort at this time.
The one exception to this rule comes into play in the case of work-related accidents. If you are classified as a full-time or part-time employee, you’re eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, and you were engaged in work-related activities at the time of your crash, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits even if your wreck was 100 percent your fault.
Legal Assistance Is Available
If you’ve recently suffered injuries as the result of a car crash caused in part by distraction, connect with the experienced attorneys at Tuttle Larsen, P.A. to learn about your rights and options under the law. Simply because you were distracted – purposefully or unintentionally – at the time of impact, doesn’t mean that you’re necessarily barred from seeking considerable compensation for your injuries. Connect with our firm today to learn more. We look forward to speaking with you.
September 19, 2022
Florida Felons Face Danger At The Polls
Several years ago, Florida grabbed the nation’s attention when it passed a state constitutional amendment related to voting rights. During a moment in U.S. history when most voting rights stories concern voter suppression, this story out of Florida served as a ray of hope for millions of people across the country who hope to one day be in a position to cast a vote again.
Florida’s 2018 Constitutional Amendment 4 restored voting rights to the majority of Floridians who had previously been convicted of criminal conduct but had since served their debt to society. This policy shift, which was overwhelmingly supported by Floridians as a whole, served as an important point of recognition that the criminal justice system primarily serves as a way to deter criminal conduct and to hold individuals accountable for wrongdoing – not to brand most offenders with their crimes for the rest of their lives. This amendment reinforced the reality that once someone has served the terms of their sentence, they should be allowed to fully reintegrate into society without the weight of past conduct constantly weighing them down.
Unfortunately, and perhaps somewhat predictably, former Floridian criminal offenders are now facing hazards at polling places in the Sunshine State. Individuals who are unaware that they have outstanding unpaid fines on their criminal record – which means that the terms of a criminal sentence or another aspect of their criminal offense process remain unresolved, often in very minor ways – have been arrested and charged with fraud for “voting with unpaid fines or court fees.”
Prosecutors who are eager to claim victory on a technicality are going after individuals whose rights have been restored for “voting while ineligible” simply because they have minor fines on their record, often as a result of brief detainment in a county jail during some point in their justice journeys.
Restoring Rights, Protecting Your Future
The experienced Vero Beach, FL criminal defense lawyer team at Tuttle Larsen, P.A. is passionate about advocating on behalf of the rights of those who have been accused of criminal wrongdoing. Our passion for advocacy doesn’t end when charges against a client are dropped or a client is convicted of charges but we’ve been able to successfully mitigate the consequences they’ll face as a result of that conviction. Our dedication to our clients, and to working for a fair application of justice within the criminal justice system as a whole, is sustained for as long as our clients need us.
If you have served the terms of your sentence but you are still afraid to vote because of the disturbing stories in the news of prosecuting voters who exercise their right to cast a ballot with unpaid fines on their record, connect with us today for some help. We can help to verify whether there are any unpaid fines on your account and whether it is truly safe for you to cast a vote. We are here to help, regardless of where you are in your criminal justice journey timeline.