by Igor Hernandez | Mar 31, 2019 | Towing/Booting Litigation
You fell victim to predatory towing tactics. You call the police, but they say it is a civil matter, and won’t help you. They tell you that your only choice is to take them to civil court. Sounds simple enough, right? Well, if the predatory towing companies have... 
by Igor Hernandez | Feb 16, 2019 | Towing/Booting Litigation
If you’ve lived in Miami for any period of time you’ve undoubtedly experienced being towed from private property. Maybe you parked your car and went to Publix and then walked to the restaurant across the street for a couple of minutes to pick up the... 
by Igor Hernandez | Feb 9, 2019 | Towing/Booting Litigation
If you’re a tourist visiting Miami Beach, Florida for the first time, or a Miamian who doesn’t spend much time there, you may never have experienced what it is like to be towed in Miami Beach. For everyone else, getting towed in Miami Beach is an all too... 
by Igor Hernandez | Jan 19, 2019 | Booting Litigation, Towing/Booting Litigation
The towing and booting industries arose out of the idea that private lots should not be occupied by the cars of people who are not clients of the businesses for which the lot is in place. The advent of “pay to park” lots caused these industries to expand... 
by Igor Hernandez | Jul 10, 2018 | Bail/Bond, Criminal Law
There are several ways that a person can be held without a bond in Florida state courts. In this article I will walk you through them. Re-Arrested While On Pre-trial Release The first and most common way that people end up in custody without a bond is because they are... 