Battaglia, Ross, Dicus & McQuaid, P.A. Wins Tampa Bay Times Best of the Best 2025 for Seventh Consecutive Year
Battaglia, Ross, Dicus & McQuaid, P.A. named Tampa Bay’s Best Law Firm—7 years strong in defense, personal injury, estate & business law.
Why Your AI Conversations Aren’t Confidential and Can Be Used Against You in Court
AI Evidence in Court: Your chats with ChatGPT, Grok & Gemini aren’t private & can be used against you. Know your rights.
Understanding Florida’s New Probation Law
Florida's new SB 878 extends probation for drug-related misdemeanors. Learn how it affects your case, legal options, and rehabilitation process.
What to Do If You’re Accused as a Principal
Being accused as a principal in a criminal case can turn your life upside down. A principal refers to someone directly responsible for committing a crime.
Florida’s 2025 Boater Freedom Act: More Defenses to Fishing Violations
Starting July 1, 2025, Florida's boating rules will change with the new Boater Freedom Act (SB 1388). This law will mean that boaters have more protections.
Underage DUI in Florida
Caught drinking and driving under 21 in Florida? Learn how Florida's Zero Tolerance Law works, what penalties you might face, and why a Florida criminal defense lawyer can help protect your future.
Is It a Crime to Take a Gun Into a Bar in Florida?
It is a crime to take a gun into a bar in Florida, regardless of whether you have a concealed carry permit. In this blog, we’ll point out why.
Can Domestic Violence Charges be Dropped by the Victim in Florida?
If a victim is willing to sign a request not to prosecute that can greatly increase the chances that a prosecutor will drop the domestic violence charge.
What to Do if Charged With Reckless Driving in Florida?
If you've been charged with reckless driving in Florida, you could face severe consequences that can have a life-long impact.
First-Time In Trouble? Ways to Reduce the Penalties for Your Criminal Charge
Facing criminal charges for the first time can be an overwhelming and intimidating experience. Whether you’ve been arrested.