PERENICH The Law Firm Participates in Hispanic Legal Workshop
Attorneys and staff at PERENICH The Law Firm took part in a free legal workshop at the Hispanic Outreach Center on September 12, 2011.
Year: 2011
Florida Laws Protect Children from Power Line Towers and Other Attractive Nuisances
Among the protective legal measures concerning child safety is the “Attractive Nuisance Doctrine.” This doctrine is applied in the context of personal injuries to children as a result of a property owner’s negligent failure to warn, repair, or properly maintain the premises to prevent foreseeable harm to minors.
PERENICH Attorneys to Volunteer at St. Pete Foreclosure Forum
Attorneys from PERENICH The Law Firm will be among dozens of Tampa Bay area foreclosure and bankruptcy lawyers who will participate in this Saturday’s Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Forum.
Florida's New Pill Mill Law may be Difficult to Swallow
According to the St. Petersburg Times, “of all the oxycodone that is dispensed by physicians in the United States, 85 percent is dispensed by Florida doctors.”
Bank Forecloses After Owner Pays One Day Late
The staggering rate of foreclosures on Florida’s homes and businesses is well known. What property owners may not realize, however, is that lenders may have legal cause to foreclose after just one missed payment. In some cases, depending on the …
Florida "Keep Your Eyes on the Kids" Program Helps Prevent Drowning
Tragically, Florida consistently has the highest unintentional drowning rate for children between the ages of 1 and 4. Such drownings usually occur in swimming pools and beaches, where inattentive parents, caregivers, or lifeguards are negligent in supervising children in the water. At Perenich The Law Firm, our drowning accident attorneys have more than 60 years of combined experience in holding those responsible for the unimaginable, tragic, and highly preventable death of a child due to drowning.
The Dire Need for Light Rail in the Tampa Bay Area: A Special Commentary
For all of our diverse and populous metropolitan expanse, Tampa does not possess a single daily train. There is no train to unite our bay area, with the world famous attractions of Orlando, nor to unite our large and growing state, economically and socially.
St Petersburg Jetty Boating Accident Spurs New Lawsuit
Built around 1929 to curb erosion, the jetty wall near the Bayboro Harbor channel in St. Petersburg, Florida was responsible for several serious boating accidents in recent years before its removal in 2010, including the October 2009 crash that killed 17-year-old Paige Davison.
HOAs & Investors Add Insult to Injury for Hurting Homeowners
Homeowner associations (HOAs) and unscrupulous investors working with them are riding the wave of misfortune in the distressed housing market–all the way to the bank.
FL Lawmakers Reject Bills to Protect Child Athletes from Head Injuries
HB 301 and SB 730 sought to require the Florida High School Athletic Association to remove student athletes who showed signs of a concussion from a game or practice until they received clearance from a physician. Unfortunately, they were stopped in their tracks and did not pass.