Arrested for Shoplifting at Banana Republic in Miami? If you've been arrested or charged with shoplifting from Banana Republic in Miami, you need experienced legal representation to protect your rights and future. A shoplifting conviction can impact your career, education, housing opportunities, and immigration status. Our Miami shoplifting attorneys have defended numerous clients facing retail theft charges from major [...]
Facing Shoplifting Charges at Nordstrom in Miami You never expected your shopping trip to Nordstrom to end in handcuffs. Whether there was a misunderstanding, a moment of poor judgment, or you've been falsely accused, a shoplifting arrest at Nordstrom can turn your life upside down. As Miami shoplifting attorneys, we understand the fear and uncertainty you're feeling right now. [...]
What Happens to Trump's Criminal Cases After His Election Victory? In an unprecedented turn of events that reshapes the American legal landscape, Donald Trump has become the first person elected president while facing multiple criminal prosecutions. As Miami criminal attorneys who have spent decades defending clients in state and federal courts, we carefully analyze how Trump's 2024 election victory [...]
Immigration Consequences of Theft Charges for Non-US Citizens in Miami If you're not a U.S. citizen and have been charged with theft in Miami-Dade County, you face more than potential jail time and fines. A theft conviction can trigger severe immigration consequences, including deportation. Our Miami criminal defense attorneys have extensive experience protecting non-citizens from the devastating effects of [...]
HOA Crimes in Florida: What Property Owners and Board Members Need to Know As experienced Miami criminal attorneys, we represent clients facing charges related to homeowners' associations (HOAs). Florida's new HOA law took effect on July 1, 2024, so understanding both existing and new criminal penalties is more important than ever for property owners and board members. [...]
Florida's New "First Responder Buffer Zone" Law Starting January 1, 2025, Florida's new law (Senate Bill 184) will make it a crime to approach first responders within 25 feet after being warned to keep your distance. As Miami criminal lawyers, we want to help you understand your rights and responsibilities under this significant change in Florida law. [...]
Marijuana Arrests Continue in Miami-Dade Despite Non-Prosecution Policy As experienced Miami criminal defense lawyers, we're deeply concerned by recent findings showing thousands of unnecessary marijuana arrests continuing across Miami-Dade County. A Miami Herald investigation revealed that despite the State Attorney's 2019 policy ending prosecution of minor marijuana cases, over 4,200 people have still faced arrest – with concerning racial [...]
Absent-Mindedness vs Criminal Intent in Florida Shoplifting Cases As Miami criminal defense attorneys, we regularly hear from distressed clients who say they simply forgot to pay for an item before leaving a store. While this may sound like an excuse, absent-mindedness can lead to genuine mistakes that shouldn't result in criminal charges. Understanding Criminal Intent in Florida [...]
Return Fraud in Miami: Understanding When Returns Become Criminal Charges As Miami criminal defense attorneys, we regularly represent clients charged with retail theft related to return fraud. What many shoppers view as "bending the rules" can actually result in serious criminal charges. Here's what you need to know about return fraud and how it can lead to theft charges [...]
The False Narrative Surrounding Amendment 3: Debunking the "Home Grow Ban" Myth As Miami criminal defense attorneys, we feel compelled to address the misleading claims being circulated about Amendment 3, which would legalize recreational marijuana in Florida. A recent lawsuit filed by Trulieve against the Florida Republican Party has brought attention to a particularly deceptive narrative pushed by opponents [...]
