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Rossen Law Firm Celebrates Excellence and Community at BACDL’s Annual Gulkin Dinner. On September 18, 2024, Rossen Law Firm attorneys joined the Broward Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (BACDL) for its annual Installation and Awards Dinner, a cherished tradition since 1992. This year’s honoree, Daniel Aaronson, was awarded the prestigious Harry Gulkin Award, which recognizes […]

From Good to GOAT The Rossen Law Firm team recently had the privilege of attending the first-ever PimCon hosted by our valued partner, Rankings.io. Adam Rossen, Laura Viñalet Brown, and Paul Carlson represented our firm, and the experience was nothing short of transformative. Held in an energetic, fun-filled setting, PimCon brought together attorneys and thought […]

We’re thrilled to share fantastic news with our Rossen Law Firm family and friends! For the third consecutive year, we’ve made it onto the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Even more exciting? We’ve jumped to an impressive 1,445th spot this year, a big leap from last year’s 2,544th ranking! This […]

Rossen Law Firm recently hosted “Stand with Stark,” a heartfelt gathering to support Samuel “Sam” Stark’s campaign for Broward County Judge. The evening, held on June 26, 2024, at our Fort Lauderdale office, was filled with delicious desserts, engaging conversations, and meaningful discussions about justice and community. Sam Stark, a passionate advocate for fairness and […]

At Rossen Law Firm, we recently hosted a special fundraising event called “An Evening with Craig Williams.” We want to share the highlights of this unforgettable night with you. Held on May 23, 2024, at our office and the downstairs Greenhouse building pavilion in Boca Raton, this exclusive gathering brought together more than 75 attendees. […]

Bench Warrant: The judge may issue a bench warrant for your arrest. This authorizes law enforcement to arrest you at any time, even for minor traffic violations.
Failure to Appear Charge: You may be charged with a new crime for failing to appear in court. This is typically a first-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine [Florida Statute § 843.15].
Default Judgment (Civil Cases):  In civil cases (lawsuits between individuals or businesses), missing a court date could lead to a default judgment being entered against you. This means the other party automatically wins the case.

DUI Statutes Apply to Motor Vehicles: Florida Statutes define a motor vehicle broadly, encompassing any self-propelled device designed for carrying passengers or freight [Florida Statute § 316.001(14)]. This definition includes golf carts.

Snapchat has become one of the most popular social media platforms among teenagers, valued for its fleeting messages and creative, engaging filters. While it offers a fun and dynamic way for young people to connect, it also presents unique challenges and risks. As parents, it’s crucial to understand these risks, particularly when it comes to […]

In Florida, police generally cannot search your bags during a traffic stop without your consent, a warrant, or unless one of the following exceptions applies: Probable Cause: If the officer has probable cause to believe your bag contains evidence of a crime or contraband (illegal items), they can search the bag without a warrant. Probable […]

The rapid proliferation of smartphones and social media has significantly altered the way teenagers communicate. Among these new modes of communication, sexting—sending sexually explicit messages, images, or videos via electronic devices—has become a notable concern for parents and guardians. While sexting can sometimes be viewed as a private or consensual act among adults, it poses […]