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What are your rights as an employee in Florida? On this episode of FLALAW on the Radio, attorney Jacqlyn Bryant welcomes Daniela Carrion of Linesch & Carrion, a plaintiff-side employment law attorney, for an informative discussion about Florida employment law and the workplace issues that affect employees, executives, and professionals. Learn how to recognize potential workplace discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation, and unpaid overtime violations. Daniela explains the importance of documenting workplace incidents, reporting harassment, preserving evidence, and understanding your rights when an employer's actions may violate the law. IN THIS EPISODE: • Florida's at-will employment laws and the difference between unfair treatment and unlawful discrimination. • Workplace discrimination based on race, age, gender, religion, national origin, and disability. • Sexual harassment, unwanted touching, inappropriate comments, and misconduct involving supervisors or coworkers. • How to report workplace harassment and why written documentation matters. • Workplace retaliation, including termination, demotion, reduced hours, and lost pay after reporting misconduct. • The importance of emails, text messages, pay stubs, and time records in employment disputes. • Florida's consent requirements for recording workplace conversations. • AI-generated images and videos that may contribute to workplace harassment or discrimination. • Florida's $15-per-hour minimum wage and overtime rights. • Why salaried employees may still qualify for overtime pay, depending on their job duties and applicable exemptions. Whether you're experiencing workplace problems, concerned about harassment or discrimination, or wondering whether you're entitled to overtime compensation, this episode offers practical information to help you better understand your potential legal rights. ABOUT FLALAW ON THE RADIO FLALAW on the Radio is presented by Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A., serving Clearwater, Tampa Bay, St. Petersburg, and surrounding Florida communities. Our attorneys and special guests discuss legal topics that matter to Floridians. Listen live Tuesdays from 5–6 p.m. on WTAN Talk Tan Radio, AM 1340 and FM 106.1, or follow FLALAW on the Radio on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other podcast platforms. Follow the show for more discussions about Florida employment law, personal injury, car accidents, workers' compensation, Social Security Disability, and other important legal topics. DISCLAIMER: This podcast provides general legal information for educational purposes only and is not legal advice. Employment laws, exceptions, and deadlines vary depending on the circumstances. Consult a qualified attorney about your specific situation. #FloridaEmploymentLaw #EmployeeRights #WorkplaceHarassment #EmploymentDiscrimination #OvertimePay #FLALAWOnTheRadio

In this week's episode of FLALAW on the Radio, attorney Matthew Noyes with the personal injury law firm of Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. welcomes back Stephen Hershfield, the creator of IONTB.com and a professional with a 25-year pharmacy background. Together, they dive into recent local news stories and uncover the legal, medical, and safety implications for Tampa Bay residents. From the alarming statistics of hit-and-run accidents in Hillsborough and Pinellas counties to a highly publicized hazmat situation in Largo, Matthew and Stephen provide expert insights on how to protect yourself on the road and understand the evolving laws around substances like Kratom. **In this episode, we discuss:** * **0:00** Welcome to FLA Law on the Radio * **4:40** Exploring Eye on Tampa Bay (IONTB) and its new public safety alert features * **8:54** The shocking prevalence of hit-and-run crashes in Tampa Bay * **12:05** Why dash cams and Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage are critical * **21:10** An inside look at the Largo hazmat incident and workers' compensation for first responders * **26:50** Understanding narcotics, opioids, and the reality of fentanyl exposures * **38:35** Kratom laws in Florida, the 7-OH derivative, and product liability lawsuits * **48:58** Hurricane and severe weather preparation tips If you have questions about a car accident, personal injury, or workers' compensation claim, the law firm of Perenich, Caulfield, Avril, and Noyes is here to help. Call us at 727-796-8282 or visit us at usalaw.com. Make sure to follow and subscribe to FLALAW on the Radio so you never miss an episode. Drive safely, and watch out for those who don't!

What do Florida's new October 1 laws mean for drivers, homeowners, accident victims, and people applying for Social Security Disability? On this episode of FLALAW on the Radio, attorneys Matthew Noyes and Lorrie Robinson break down important changes in Florida law and answer common legal questions involving car accidents, crash reports, PIP insurance, personal injury claims, SSDI and SSI. The attorneys discuss a major change to Florida's crash-reporting threshold, including the increase in the property-damage threshold from $500 to $2,000 and what that could mean when police do not respond to an accident. They explain why drivers should still document a crash by obtaining the other driver's information, insurance information, license plate, photographs, and witness contact information. The episode also covers what injured drivers should know about Florida PIP benefits and the 14-day medical-treatment requirement, why injuries may not be immediately apparent after a car accident, and why accident victims should be cautious about accepting an early settlement offer from an insurance company while they are still treating for injuries. You'll also hear about: New Florida laws addressing fraudulent entry into residential rental properties and squatters Electronic driver's license suspension notices Florida's clarification regarding decorative license plate frames What to do when there is disagreement about the amount of property damage after a crash Why documenting an accident can be critical to a personal injury or uninsured motorist claim What happens if an insurance company offers you a quick settlement after an accident The difference between Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Work credits and financial eligibility requirements for Social Security Disability A humorous discussion about the Florida federal lawsuit involving Hershey's Reese's Halloween peanut butter pumpkins and their missing faces Whether you've been involved in a Florida car accident, are dealing with an insurance company, have questions about PIP or personal injury claims, or are trying to understand SSDI versus SSI, this episode provides practical information to help you understand your legal rights and options. FLALAW on the Radio is presented by Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes Personal Injury Lawyers, serving injured people throughout Tampa Bay and Florida. 🎙️ Hosts: Matthew Noyes & Lorrie Robinson⚖️ Topics: Florida Law | Personal Injury | Car Accidents | PIP | Insurance Claims | SSDI | SSI | Social Security Disability | Florida Legal Updates This podcast is for general informational purposes and is not a substitute for legal advice regarding your individual circumstances.

Are your personal assets and business truly secure under Florida law? In this episode of FLA Law on the Radio, host Matthew Noyes sits down with Attorney Adam Rauman, founder of Preservation Law Firm in Largo, Florida. Together, they break down the proactive strategies you need to safeguard your family's legacy and your business from unexpected legal and financial hurdles. Whether you are a new Florida resident, a small business owner, or just want to ensure your family avoids the costly probate process, this episode covers the essentials of comprehensive estate planning and business law in the Sunshine State. What You Will Hear in This Episode: Wills vs. Trusts: Understanding the key differences and what you actually need to protect your family.Business Protection: The difference between LLCs and Corporations, and how to prevent creditors from "piercing the corporate veil."Out-of-State Documents: Are your wills and trusts from another state still valid in Florida?Florida's Unique Protections: How married couples can use "Tenants by the Entireties" to shield joint assets.The Power of Attorney: Why this essential document can be a double-edged sword if drafted incorrectly.Ladybird Deeds: A powerful real estate tool to transfer your home and avoid probate. Connect with our Guest:Attorney Adam RamanPreservation Law Firm Phone: 727-250-4322Website: preservationlawfirm.com Connect with your Host:Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & NoyesPhone: 727-796-8282Serving personal injury victims in Clearwater and Pinellas County since 1955. Tune in to FLA Law on the Radio every Tuesday to get answers to your most pressing legal questions!

What has changed in Florida divorce law? Is permanent alimony really gone? How are marital assets and debts divided? And what happens to your home, inheritance, retirement accounts, or even the family pet when a marriage ends? In this episode of FLA Law on the Radio, host Matthew Noyes welcomes Clearwater family law attorney Patrick Gaffney, a board-certified attorney with extensive experience handling Florida divorce and marital-law matters. Together, they break down important changes in Florida family law and explain what individuals and families should know when facing divorce, separation, or other family-law issues. Florida Alimony Changes: Is permanent alimony gone in Florida? Learn about the current types and duration of alimony.Alimony Eligibility & Calculations: What factors determine whether someone may receive alimony and how the amount may be calculated?Retirement & Alimony: What happens to an alimony obligation when the paying spouse retires?Parenting Plans: How Florida's equal-time presumption can affect parenting schedules after a divorce or paternity case.Child Support: How overnight time and parenting schedules can affect child-support calculations.Equitable Distribution: How Florida courts divide assets and debts during a divorce—and why it isn't necessarily a simple 50/50 split.Marital vs. Non-Marital Property: Understand what property may be subject to division in a divorce.Inheritance & Divorce: When an inheritance can remain separate property and how commingling can potentially change its treatment.Homes & Divorce: How a home owned before marriage can develop a marital component when mortgage payments and equity growth occur during the marriage.Prenuptial Agreements: Important considerations for people entering a second marriage or wanting to protect certain assets.Pets & Divorce: Are dogs and cats treated like children under Florida law? The answer may surprise you.Parenting Coordinators: How families can sometimes resolve parenting conflicts without repeatedly returning to court.Divorce, Legal Costs & Settlement: Why resolving issues efficiently can sometimes help families avoid unnecessary litigation expenses.Artificial Intelligence & Family Law: The growing role of ChatGPT and other AI tools in legal matters—and why relying on AI-generated legal information without verification can create serious problems. One of the central themes of the conversation is that Florida divorce law has changed significantly, particularly regarding alimony and parenting arrangements. The episode also emphasizes the importance of understanding the difference between what the law allows and what may actually be practical for a family trying to resolve its problems.The discussion goes beyond the basic rules and explores real-world issues involving retirement, child support, parenting disputes, marital debt, inherited property, pets, and prenuptial agreements. Whether you're considering divorce, already involved in a family-law matter, planning a second marriage, or simply want to understand Florida divorce and family law, this episode provides an informative conversation with an experienced family-law attorney. Listen to FLA Law on the Radio for straightforward discussions about Florida law and the legal issues affecting individuals and families throughout Tampa Bay. Keywords: Florida divorce law, Florida family law, Florida alimony, permanent alimony Florida, durational alimony, Florida parenting plan, equal time sharing Florida, Florida child support, equitable distribution Florida, marital property, non-marital property, divorce and inheritance, prenuptial agreement Florida, divorce attorney Clearwater, family law attorney Clearwater, Tampa Bay divorce attorney, Florida divorce attorney, marital debt, property division divorce, retirement and alimony.

What does it take to break the cycle of child abuse, support families, and help young adults who have experienced foster care build successful lives? In this episode of FLA Law on the Radio, we spotlight two important Tampa Bay-area community organizations: Ready for Life and the Family Hope Center. Host Jacqlyn Bryant with Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes welcomes Kathy Mai, CEO of Ready for Life, and Diamond Davis Johnson, Director of the Family Hope Center, for an informative and inspiring conversation about supporting foster youth, young parents, families, and children. Ready for Life was created to support young adults aging out of foster care and has grown into a broader network of services designed to help the “fostered and the forgotten.” The Family Hope Center focuses on child abuse prevention and family support, helping parents develop the skills, confidence, and resources they need to create safe and nurturing homes. Ready for Life: Learn how the organization supports young adults who have experienced the foster care system. Family Hope Center: Discover how child abuse prevention programs provide support to parents and families. Breaking the Cycle: How changing parenting patterns can help prevent future abuse and neglect. Support for Young Parents: From pregnancy and parenting education to budgeting, childcare, education, and life skills. Parent Aid Program: Learn how trained mentors work directly with parents through personalized, evidence-based support. Foster Youth & Young Adults: How Ready for Life helps young people prepare for independence and navigate challenges after foster care. Parenting Education: Topics include children's safety, child development, financial literacy, healthy meals, communication, literacy, and managing stressful situations. Community Resources: Learn about GED assistance, food support, clothing, laundry facilities, mental health resources, transportation assistance, and other wraparound services. Volunteering: Find out how individuals, students, professionals, and community members can become mentors, parent aides, or event volunteers. Supporting Families Without Judgment: Why asking for help is a strength and how early intervention can make a difference. Community Giving: Learn how donations, sponsorships, volunteers, and local businesses help provide these services at no cost to families. The conversation also highlights the importance of having a supportive adult in a young parent's life. From helping with everyday challenges to celebrating graduations and other milestones, the organizations work to provide the kind of support system—or “village”—that many young adults may not have. The guests also discuss the upcoming All In for Hope poker fundraiser at Tampa Bay Downs, along with other ways the community can support Ready for Life and the Family Hope Center through donations, sponsorships, volunteering, and community events. Whether you're a parent, foster parent, former foster youth, attorney, teacher, student, business owner, community leader, or someone looking for a way to help local families, this episode provides valuable insight into the resources available in the Tampa Bay community. Listen to FLA Law on the Radio for conversations about Florida law, personal injury, community organizations, social services, and important issues affecting Tampa Bay families. Guests:Kathy Mai — CEO, Ready for LifeDiamond Davis Johnson — Director, Family Hope Center Host: Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes Personal Injury Lawyers Contact: (727) 796-8282 #FLALawOnTheRadio #ReadyForLife #FamilyHopeCenter #ChildAbusePrevention #FosterCare #FosterYouth #ParentingSupport #TampaBay #FloridaLaw #CommunitySupport #Nonprofit #FamilySupport

Are your Florida property taxes too high? Could you be paying more than you should because of your property’s assessed value? And what happens if the IRS audits you? In this episode of FLA Law on the Radio, the attorneys at Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes Personal Injury Lawyers welcome Alina Miles, Tax Attorney and CPA, for an in-depth discussion of Florida property taxes, homestead exemptions, property tax appeals, commercial property taxes, and IRS audits. Alina explains important tax issues that Florida homeowners, business owners, and property owners should understand—including how to read a TRIM notice, the difference between market value and assessed value, and how to challenge an overvalued property assessment. Florida Property Taxes: How to understand your TRIM notice and the difference between market and assessed value.Property Tax Appeals: What Florida property owners can do when they believe their property has been overvalued.Homestead Exemption: Important rules for protecting your Florida homestead exemption.Portability: How Florida homestead portability works when moving from one home to another.Florida Tax Amendments: What proposed ballot amendments could mean for Florida homeowners.Commercial Real Estate: Property tax considerations and strategies for commercial property owners.Tangible Personal Property Tax: What Florida businesses need to know about business property taxes.IRS Audits: What can trigger an IRS audit and what to expect if you're selected.IRS Correspondence vs. In-Person Audits: Understanding the different types of IRS examinations.Tax Debt Resolution: Options including IRS Installment Agreements and Offers in Compromise.Offshore Assets & International Tax Issues: Important considerations involving foreign assets and international tax reporting.Whether you're a Florida homeowner concerned about your property tax assessment, a business owner dealing with commercial or tangible personal property taxes, or someone facing an IRS audit or tax debt, this episode provides practical information and insights from an experienced tax attorney and CPA. Listen to FLA Law on the Radio for informative discussions about Florida law, personal injury, taxes, insurance, Social Security Disability, workers' compensation, and other legal issues affecting Tampa Bay residents. Host: Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes Personal Injury LawyersGuest: Alina Miles, Tax Attorney & CPACall-In / Contact: (727) 796-8282Website: usalaw.com Keywords: Florida property taxes, Florida property tax appeal, homestead exemption Florida, homestead portability Florida, TRIM notice, property tax assessment, Florida tax attorney, commercial property taxes, tangible personal property tax, IRS audit, IRS tax debt, IRS Offer in Compromise, IRS Installment Agreement, tax attorney CPA, Florida homeowners, Tampa Bay legal advice. #FLALawOnTheRadio #FloridaPropertyTaxes #PropertyTax #HomesteadExemption #TaxAppeal #FloridaLaw #IRSAudit #TaxAttorney #TampaBay #FloridaHomeowners

Sometimes, helping people goes far beyond the courtroom. In this special community spotlight episode of FLALAW on the Radio, Attorney Matthew Noyes with Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. steps away from discussing statutes and case law to highlight an incredible local nonprofit making a massive impact: Lotz of Blessings. Matthew sits down with founder Heather Lotz, along with youth members Carter and Micah, to discuss how their organization is teaching young people that they don’t have to wait until they are adults to change the world. Discover how this amazing group is putting compassion into action every single week and how you can get involved! In this episode, we discuss: The Origin Story: Heather Lotz shares the inspiration behind the name "Lotz of Blessings" and how the organization began.The Kindness Lab: Teaching kids that everyone matters, including mental health awareness and inclusion.Summer of Kindness Initiatives: How the Pack-A-Snack Impact Team and Brown Bag Buddies are providing weekend food for local children in need.Supporting Local Educators: The incredible volunteer effort to pack over 100 thermal bags with supplies and words of encouragement for teachers at Kings Highway Elementary.Youth Leadership in Action: Building the next generation of community leaders through the Kindness Builders Club and the Student Advisory Board.How to Get Involved: Upcoming events like ImpactU, and how local businesses, parents, and community members can partner with this vital mission. Resources & Links: Support & Volunteer with Lotz of Blessings: https://www.lotzofblessings.org/Legal Help & Firm Info: https://www.usalaw.com/ About the Show:FLALAW on the Radio is presented and hosted by thee personal injury attorneys of Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. Since 1955, we have been proud to be the first personal injury law firm established in Pinellas County, helping Floridians navigate personal injury cases, workers’ compensation, Social Security Disability, and more. Our goal is to educate the public and help you rebuild your life after life takes an unexpected turn. Subscribe & Review:If you enjoyed this episode, please follow FLALAW on the Radio on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite listening platform. Leaving a rating and review helps us reach more listeners and continue spotlighting the amazing people in our community!

How do local tragedies shape our understanding of Florida law and driving safety? In this episode of FLALAW on the Radio, host Attorney Matthew Noyes is joined by Steven Hirschfield, the creator of IONTB.com, the digital "town square" for emergency news in Pinellas County and the greater Tampa Bay area. Together, they break down recent local news stories—from fatal highway crashes to boating accidents—and explain the critical legal and safety lessons every Floridian needs to know. Topics covered in this episode: Inside IONTB & The Live Scanner: Steven shares the background of IONTB and how locals can access real-time emergency dispatch audio.Florida’s Move Over Law: Following the tragic death of an FDOT Road Ranger in Pasco County, we explain the expanded Move Over Law and the severe civil and criminal consequences of ignoring it.The NEW Super Speeder Law: How driving 50+ mph over the limit has shifted from a simple traffic ticket to a criminal offense with massive civil liability implications.Motorcycle Safety & Left-Turn Crashes: An analysis of intersection dangers and an essential breakdown of Florida’s new Modified Comparative Negligence Law (and why being 51% at fault means you recover zero damages).Boating Under the Influence (BUI): Operator responsibilities, vessel owner liability, and how negligence is evaluated on the water.Safety Briefs: 2026 Hurricane Season prep, the legal consequences of leaving a child in a hot car, and why hit-and-runs take a bad situation and make it much worse.Links & Resources mentioned: IONTB Website: iontb.comIONTB Live Scanner: scanner.iontb.comPerenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes: ⁠https://www.usalaw.com⁠Listen Live: FLALAW on the RADIO broadcasts live every Tuesday evening from 5 PM to 6 PM. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast and leave us a rating! Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. If you need legal assistance, please contact a qualified personal injury attorney.

Welcome back to FLALAW on the Radio! In this episode, host Matthew Noyes is joined by his law partner and Board Certified personal injury attorney, Bryan Caulfield from Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes. Together, they unpack major legal updates and insurance traps every Florida resident needs to know about. We break down Governor DeSantis’ recent vetoes concerning e-bike safety regulations (SB 382) and sovereign immunity caps (HB 145), and explain how these decisions directly impact your family's safety and legal rights. Plus, we dive into recent massive changes to Florida personal injury law—including the shortened 2-year statute of limitations and the new 50% Modified Comparative Negligence rule. Finally, we look at recent Tampa Bay headlines to prove why Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage is an absolute necessity. Meet Bryan Caulfield: The journey to becoming a personal injury attorney and what "Board Certified" actually means.Gov. DeSantis E-Bike Veto (SB 382): Why speed limits and safety task forces for e-bikes were blocked, and how Pinellas County might enforce their own rules on the Pinellas Trail.The E-Bike Insurance Trap: Will your Auto PIP, UM, or Homeowners Insurance cover an e-bike crash? Learn the exclusions that could cost you thousands.Sovereign Immunity Veto (HB 145): What the block on government negligence lawsuit payout caps means for victims injured by city or state entities.Florida Legal Updates: Understanding the new 2-year Statute of Limitations and the "50% Rule" (Modified Comparative Negligence).The Lifesaver of UM Coverage: Real local examples from IONTB.com showing why Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage is vital on Florida roads. If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, motorcycle crash, or e-bike incident, the experienced attorneys at Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes are here to help. 🌐 Visit us online: usalaw.com or voiceoftheinjured.com📞 Call us today: 727-796-8282 ⭐ Enjoying the show? Please be sure to follow, rate, and review FLALAW on the Radio on your favorite podcast platform! It helps others find the legal information they need.

School is out, the bikes are rolling, and summer is in full swing! In this fun, family-friendly episode of FLALAW on the Radio, host Jacqlyn Bryant welcomes a very special guest—her 10-year-old daughter, Mikayla Hall, a rising fifth grader. Together, they discuss important bike safety and summer safety tips that every child and parent should know before heading outdoors. Mikayla shares what she's learned about wearing a properly fitted helmet, performing a quick ABC bike safety check, staying visible to drivers, avoiding distractions like headphones, and following the rules of the road. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, teacher, or simply looking for practical ways to help children stay safe, this episode offers easy-to-follow advice that can help prevent accidents and make summer more enjoyable for everyone. In this episode you'll learn: Why every bike ride should begin with a helmetThe ABC Bike Safety CheckEssential bike riding rules for kidsHow to stay visible and alertSimple summer safety reminders for childrenSubscribe to FLALAW on the Radio for legal insights, safety education, and conversations that help Florida families stay informed and protected. Keywords: Florida bike safety, summer safety tips, kids bike safety, bicycle helmets, child injury prevention, personal injury attorney, Jacqlyn Bryant, FLALAW on the Radio, Read & Play Project, Clearwater, Florida families, bicycle accident prevention.

Host Jacqlyn Bryant (Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A.) interviews judge candidate Zachariah Wade about his courtroom experience, judicial philosophy, and priorities if elected Pinellas County Judge (Group 10). Wade discusses his background as a prosecutor, defense attorney, civil litigator, and adjunct professor of trial advocacy; his community and professional leadership; and his commitment to fairness, due process, and practical solutions in the courtroom. Learn more at wadeforjudge.com. Episode highlights: Trial experience and case historyProsecutor-to-defender perspectiveJudicial priorities: fairness, respect, efficiencyCommunity involvement and endorsementsInfo on the August 18, 2026 electionResources:Campaign: wadeforjudge.comFLALAW on the Radio — Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. Call to action:Follow FLALAW on the Radio on Spotify for more legal interviews and candidate conversations. If you found this episode useful, please follow the show and share with others interested in Pinellas County judicial races.

In this episode of FLALAW on the Radio, Jacqlyn Bryant with the personal law firm of Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. hosts special guest Attorney Cornelius Demps with The Demps Law Firm .On June 9, 2026, a Collin County jury sentenced Karmelo Anthony to 35 years for the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf. In this episode of FLALAW on the Radio, Jacqlyn Bryant is joined by criminal law expert Attorney Cornelius Demps to break down the legal complexities of this tragic case. Topics include: Jury Selection: How the Frisco community’s reaction impacted the trial.The Conviction: Breaking down the first-degree murder verdict and the 35-year sentence.Appealable Issues: Where the defense might find grounds to challenge the court’s decision.High-Profile Trials: The unique challenges of litigating cases involving school violence. In addition, Teen Takeovers in Tampa Bay are discussed and the criminal aspect of such events. Legal Help: While we discuss high-profile criminal cases, Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. is here to help you with personal injury, workers' comp, and SSDI claims. Call us at 727-796-8282 for a free consultation.

Are you navigating a denied disability claim or a workplace injury in Florida? In this episode of FLALAW on the Radio, attorneys Jaclyn Bryant and Lorrie Robinson from Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. begin with a deep dive into a high-profile St. Petersburg case involving a garbage truck accident involving a death after the garbage truck ran over a person sleeping in an alley, discussing the complexities of sovereign immunity, comparative negligence, and wrongful death damages. Also, they discuss the Teen Takeover incident that occurred in Clearwater Beach. Listen and learn more from this episode of FLALAW on the Radio and subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 📞 Need legal help? Contact Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. at 727-796-8282 or visit our website for a free consultation.

While we normally discuss personal injury, workers’ comp, and Social Security disability, this episode gives back to the community by spotlighting a local nonprofit that fights hunger, Dunedin Cares. Our special guest for the show is Kristina Garcia, Executive Director of Dunedin Cares. In this week’s episode of FLALAW on the Radio, Attorney Matthew Noyes with the law firm of Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. welcomes Kristina Garcia to discuss the organization’s mission to fight food insecurity and support families throughout Dunedin and Pinellas County, Florida. Kristina shares the inspiring story behind Dunedin Cares, its growth since being founded by Ed Hughes in 2015, and how the nonprofit has evolved into a vital community resource offering far more than food assistance. The conversation highlights the organization’s core programs, including PBJ & More, volunteer opportunities, partnerships with local schools, churches, and businesses, and the growing needs facing local families today. Topics covered in this episode include: • Dunedin Cares’ mission and community impact • Food insecurity in Pinellas County • Volunteer opportunities in Dunedin, Florida • PBJ & More program spotlight • Supporting local nonprofits and community outreach • Partnerships with schools, churches, and small businesses • Fundraising and community events in Dunedin • How listeners can donate, volunteer, and help local families in need FLALAW on the Radio is presented by Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. — Pinellas County’s first personal injury law firm, serving the community since 1955. The show features conversations on personal injury law, workers’ compensation, social security disability, and other areas of law from local attorneys. Also, special episodes spotlight organizations making a positive impact across Tampa Bay. Learn more or support Dunedin Cares at: dunedincares.org Follow FLALAW on the Radio for more episodes spotlighting legal insights, community leaders, and organizations serving Florida families. How to help: Website / Donate / Volunteer: https://dunedincares.org Email: [email protected]