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My Child Injured Other Teens While Driving: What Are My Legal Options in Fort Myers?

By Foley & Wilson |

Driving may be a particularly difficult skill for some children to learn, and teens are statistically more likely to crash compared to other drivers. If your teen faces charges like reckless driving in Fort Myers, you may be concerned about how this will affect their future. An experienced juvenile defense lawyer can guide you… Read More »

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Can I Face Federal Hate Crime Charges for Offenses Against My Own Race?

By Foley & Wilson |

Most people know that if you commit offenses that are clearly motivated by prejudice or hatred toward a particular race, you may face consequences for “hate crimes.” But what if you and the alleged “target” are part of the same race? Is it possible to be “racist” against someone who shares your ethnicity and… Read More »

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Wearing Fake Uniforms to Carry Out a Robbery in Florida: What Are My Penalties?

By Foley & Wilson |

Over the years, Florida has seen many robberies and burglaries carried out by individuals wearing fake uniforms. Some impersonate police officers with elaborate outfits that are impossible to distinguish from the real thing. Some simply throw on reflective vests, causing average people to assume they are carrying out some kind of “official business.” Whatever… Read More »

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Ponzi Schemes in Fort Myers: What Are the Potential Penalties?

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The term “Ponzi scheme” stems from Charles Ponzi, a 1920s scam artist who created an investment scheme that paid earlier investors with capital provided by new investors. Despite its name, the Ponzi Scheme predates Charles Ponzi, with scammers using similar techniques as early as the 1800s. What penalties might apply if you face allegations… Read More »