What happens after a drunk driving accident? If someone drinks and drives, he or she may get caught by the police and have to do a field sobriety test that leads to…

Florida’s dram shop laws are laws regarding the liability of those that sell or serve alcohol. Specifically, as explained by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, it is a law that holds someone liable…

Unfortunately, Florida is no stranger to drunk driving accidents. As a driver, you may be concerned about what would happen if you were a victim of a drunk driver. We understand your…

Holidays are often a time to get together and enjoy friends and family, so there is a lot of extra traffic on Florida roadways. Celebrations also commonly include alcoholic beverages. Add to…

As a Florida driver, you want to avoid driving while under the influence of alcohol and hope that others behind the wheel are doing the same. New devices are on the market that…

In order to understand how serious the problem of drinking and driving is in Florida, it helps to look at statistics regarding fatal alcohol-related crashes. Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,…

Driving while inebriated is a large problem in the state of Florida.  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, between 2003-2012, the state reported that crashes involving drunk drivers killed…

If you are convicted of a first-time drunk driving offense in Florida, and your blood alcohol content is 0.15 or higher, you will be ordered to install an ignition interlock device in…

Driving under the influence of alcohol and other substances continues to be a serious public safety problem on Florida roads. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 2.1 percent of Florida…