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Scalpels to Scales: Our Legal Assistant’s Leap from Medicine to Law

Discover how Rossen Law Firm became pivotal in her career transformation. Meet Mallory Lever, a young woman whose journey from medicine to law is as inspiring as it is intriguing. Originally from Hickory, North Carolina, Mallory's career path took an unexpected turn when the…

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Florida's New Permitless Concealed Carry Law: The Non-Retroactive Impact on Current and Past Cases Explained

As the Rossen Law Firm, we understand the importance of staying informed about the latest developments in Florida's firearm regulations. The recent signing of the permitless concealed carry bill by Governor Ron DeSantis has generated a lot of questions and concerns among gun…

Florida Open Carry vs. Permitless Concealed Carry: What Gun Owners Need to Know After the 2025 Ruling

As a leading Fort Lauderdale weapons crime lawyer, we keep you current on Florida gun laws so you can exercise your rights responsibly and avoid legal trouble. Below, I break down open carry, permitless concealed carry, how Florida treats each, and, most importantly, the new…

Florida's Permitless Carry Law and Felons—What You Need to Know

Florida's new permitless carry law has sparked many questions regarding its impact on various groups, including felons. In this article, we address the common concerns surrounding the law's effect on felons, their ability to possess firearms, and the legal consequences they may…

Florida Embraces Freedom: Permitless (Constitutional) Concealed Carry Now Legal in South Florida

As the Rossen Law Firm, we understand the importance of staying informed about the latest developments in Florida's firearm regulations. The recent signing of the permitless carry bill by Governor Ron DeSantis has generated a lot of questions and excitement among gun owners in…

Can I drive after I’ve been arrested for DUI in Florida? DUI Attorney explains

Can I drive after I’ve been arrested for DUI in Florida? Fort Lauderdale DUI Attorney explains Driving Privileges in South Florida The short answer is yes. It is possible to continue to drive after you’ve been arrested on a DUI charge in Florida.

Will I be un-arrested for DUI if I blow under .08 on a breathalyzer breath test in South Florida?

Will I be un-arrested for DUI if I blow under .08 on a breath test? South Florida DUI Attorney Explains Not a chance. Sounds crazy, right?

What is the Difference between Assault vs Aggravated Assault in Florida?

What is the Difference between Assault vs Aggravated Assault in Florida? What is assault in Florida? (Fla. Stat. §§ 784.