How to Handle Your Own Small Claims Case in Florida

In this installment of The People's Law School, Board Certified Civil Trial Attorney, Keith Taylor, explains how you can handle your own Florida Small Claims Case without hiring a lawyer. You should watch the previous installment first to decide if you meet all the requirements for bringing a small claims case. Visit www.keithtaylorlaw.com for more useful information on Florida Law.

Things to consider before handling your own small claims case:

Attorney Keith Taylor is a Board Certified Civil Trial Attorney in Florida. The People's Law School is a free seminar program offered by The Law Office of Keith R. Taylor, designed to help you identify when you can handle your own case without a lawyer, and how to handle those cases.
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Handling your own small claims case?

If you are thinking of handling your own small claims case, you should check out the free two-part web seminar from our People's Law School series that can help get you started!
Handling Your Own Small Claims Case

Spring Newsletter

We are excited to announce that The Law Office of Keith R. Taylor is publishing a quarterly newsletter! This is our Spring 2011 edition of Legally Speaking. Previous issues will available on our website (www.keithtaylorlaw.com) soon. If you would like to receive the newsletter either by mail or electronically, please click here. Thanks for reading!

Picking Up At Airport

It's been I while since I blogged... kind of been busy.  Someone suggested that occassionaly I add some non-legal stuff.  Hence this post.  Driving from Citrus County to Tampa International Airport to pick someone up, and on the way find that the flight is delayed.  Being roughly 1.5 hours from airport, its a turnaround trip, and if you hit it right, you really don't have to park.  Parking at TIA is not really bad, however, today I discovered something really cool... Cell Phone Waiting Lot.  It's on the airport property, where folks like me sit in their cars waiting for their loved ones to arrive.  Very secure lot (just saw Tampa Police Officer cruising the lot).  There are a couple of scoreboard size flight boards listing all the incoming flights and their status.  You can see when the flight lands as well.  Best part of it, I'd say is that there is free wireless service... while sitting in your car listening to your chosen tunes.  Tampa International Airport (TPA) did this right.

I hope to blog more often now, so if you have any questions, send them to me or go through my firm website at www.keithtaylorlaw.com .  Happy Flying.