Filing a Complaint Against your Moving Company in Florida

how to file a complaint against your moving company in florida

Each year, millions of Americans move from their current home to a new location with the help of movers and a moving company. Although many people move yearly, there is only a small number of those who end up filing complaints against their moving company afterward. When this occurs, it is usually because a homeowner…

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Is It Legal to Record Audio and Video of Police Officers in Florida?

Is It Legal to Record Audio and Video of Police Officers in Florida?

Today, the police are topical for many reasons, in part due to the widespread smartphone recordings of active police officers. This has inspired heated attention and much debate on the legal nuances of the rights of both citizens and officers. Most of us have heard and/or seen footage of officers asking or demanding to not…

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What is Colossus and how do Insurance Companies use it?

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When you submit a claim to an insurance company, whether it is from a slip and fall or an auto accident or any other personal injury claim, the insurance company receives all of your documentation relating to your injuries and they have to evaluate it. Most people assume that the adjusters themselves review all of…

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Suing a Moving Company for Damage to Property in Florida

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Moving to a new home should be an exciting time, but it can quickly become stressful if your belongings are damaged. If you’ve experienced property damage at the hands of a moving company in Florida, you may be wondering what steps to take next. This guide will walk you through the process of seeking compensation…

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Being Evicted in Florida: What You Need To Know!

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If you rent an apartment in Florida, you know that you have certain obligations and duties to your landlord. One of the most obvious, is to pay rent on time. There are others, such as agreeing not to allow illegal activities to take place on the property and not staying beyond your lease period. In…

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What debts can be levied against your property in Florida?

In Florida, the debt collection laws allow certain creditors to collect money from individuals if the creditor is awarded a judgment in court. If the court finds that you owe someone money, you will have a judgment entered against you and the creditor will be able to pursue you for that judgment, typically with interest.…

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