Blog Posts in May, 2019

• Attorney Todd Miner Appears on WXXL Orlando Radio

  Posted By Todd Miner Law || May 29, 2019

  Attorney Todd Miner recently appeared on WXXL (XL 106.7 Orlando) as a featured guest on the popular morning show “Johnny’s House” to discuss his career as a former insurance defense attorney turned personal injury attorney. Recognized widely in Orlando and local communities across Central Florida, Attorney Todd Miner’s unique background as an insurance defense attorney for one of the largest ...
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• It’s Official: Florida’s New Texting Ban Is Now The Law

  Posted By Todd Miner Law || May 24, 2019

  Over recent months, Todd Miner Law has covered Florida’s crackdown on texting while driving as it made its (at times rocky) journey through the state Legislature. Now, it’s official: Florida has a new and more robust texting ban on the books. About Florida's New Texting Law On Friday, May 17, 2019 at Sarasota High School, Governor Ron DeSantis signed a long-awaited bill to make texting while ...
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• 10 Things to Know About Florida’s New Texting While Driving Law

  Posted By Todd Miner Law || May 15, 2019

  After a temporary postponement to better align a pair of proposed bills, Florida lawmakers have accomplished what legislators in both Congressional chambers have failed to do for years: compromise over a plan to crack down on distracted driving. On Monday, April 29, 2019, the Florida House of Representatives passed CS / HB 107 , setting the stage for Florida to join 43 other states in making ...
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• FWC: Florida’s 2019 Boating Season is Off to a Bad Start

  Posted By Todd Miner Law || May 2, 2019

  Florida’s 2019 boating season is not starting out as hoped. By early April, the state has already seen more boating accidents in many of its most popular boating communities than seen during the entirety of 2018, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. That includes a number of serious accidents, numerous injuries, and alarmingly high rates of deaths. Some boating ...
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