The hazards of some toys that may find their way under your tree this holiday season can be serious—even fatal. On November 22, 2011, the Florida Public Interest Group (“PIRG”) released its 26th annual “Troubles in Toyland” report on dangerous toys.
This past Saturday, the injury and trial attorneys as well as bankruptcy lawyers at PERENICH The Law Firm were among nearly 20 food sponsors at the St. Petersburg Bar Association’s annual Oktoberfest.
October 1, 2011 marked the date of numerous legislative changes in Florida, some of which affect medical malpractice actions.
PERENICH The Law Firm sponsored the North Pinellas Kiwanis Corn Toss Tournament last Saturday, September 17, 2011. The inaugural event took place at Boyle’s Backyard Neighborhood and Grill in Palm Harbor, Florida. Gregory Perenich, a partner at the firm, participated at the event with his son.
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.
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.
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.”
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 …
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.
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.
