Rush & Frisco Law

Rush & Frisco Law Trial Law Firm - Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, Civil Rights, Civil Trial Full-spectrum law firm. Board certification in criminal and civil trial law.

Actual jury trial experience.

This Memorial Day, we honor the courage, service, and sacrifice of the men and women who gave everything for our freedom...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the courage, service, and sacrifice of the men and women who gave everything for our freedom. May we remember the true meaning of this day with gratitude and respect.

A routine traffic stop can escalate faster than people expect.In Florida:• Refusing lawful commands can lead to resistin...
05/19/2026

A routine traffic stop can escalate faster than people expect.

In Florida:

• Refusing lawful commands can lead to resisting an officer charges
• Pulling away or becoming physical can result in a felony charge for resisting with violence
• Driving away from a stop may lead to fleeing and eluding law enforcement charges

Often, the original reason for the stop becomes secondary to what happens afterward.

Staying calm and understanding your rights can make a significant difference in how a situation unfolds.

👉 Learn more about resisting and fleeing-related charges in Florida on our website. https://rushandfriscolaw.com/mistakes-that-escalate-fast/

05/14/2026

Just a reminder: Florida’s Click It or Ticket campaign runs May 18–31. Alachua County deputies will be increasing seatbelt and child restraint enforcement, so buckle up and make sure kids are properly secured.

In Florida, it doesn’t take much:• A raised hand can be considered assault• Physical contact—even minor—can be charged a...
05/06/2026

In Florida, it doesn’t take much:
• A raised hand can be considered assault
• Physical contact—even minor—can be charged as battery

What feels like a quick moment can be treated as a legal issue with serious consequences.

If a situation escalates, understanding how these charges work early on can make a difference.

👉 Learn more about assault and battery charges in Gainesville on our website: https://rushandfriscolaw.com/mistakes-that-escalate-fast/

In Florida, eligibility to seal or expunge a criminal record is limited.In most cases, a person may only seal or expunge...
04/29/2026

In Florida, eligibility to seal or expunge a criminal record is limited.

In most cases, a person may only seal or expunge one arrest record in one proceeding under Sections 943.059 and 943.0585, Florida Statutes. Applicants must also certify that they have not previously sealed or expunged another record in Florida.

There are limited situations where multiple arrests may be included in the same proceeding, but only if the court determines they are directly related.

In addition, a person generally cannot seal or expunge one record and later request relief for a different arrest in a separate proceeding.

Because the rules can be complex and depend on the specific circumstances, it is important to review eligibility carefully before beginning the process.

Learn more about your options: https://rushandfriscolaw.com/practice-areas/record-sealing-expungement-attorney-gainesville-fl/

Sealing or expunging a record in Florida limits public access — but it does not guarantee that information disappears fr...
04/24/2026

Sealing or expunging a record in Florida limits public access — but it does not guarantee that information disappears from the internet.

In some cases, records may still appear due to:

• Private background check websites
• Information collected before the record was sealed
• Third-party databases not controlled by the state

These companies are not required to update or remove information automatically.

Understanding what can — and cannot — be removed is important when protecting your record.

Know where you stand: https://rushandfriscolaw.com/practice-areas/record-sealing-expungement-attorney-gainesville-fl/

In Florida, both options limit public access — but they are not the same.• A sealed record is hidden from the public, bu...
04/20/2026

In Florida, both options limit public access — but they are not the same.

• A sealed record is hidden from the public, but still accessible to certain government agencies
• An expunged record is removed from public access, and most agencies cannot view the details without a court order

Knowing which option applies to your situation can make a difference in how your record is viewed.

Get clarity on your options: https://rushandfriscolaw.com/practice-areas/record-sealing-expungement-attorney-gainesville-fl/

In Florida, a criminal record is created when someone is arrested and fingerprinted — not just when they are convicted.E...
04/13/2026

In Florida, a criminal record is created when someone is arrested and fingerprinted — not just when they are convicted.

Even if charges are dismissed or never filed, the record of the arrest may still exist unless it is sealed or expunged.

This can affect background checks, employment opportunities, and more.

Understanding the difference between a dismissed case and a cleared record is important when protecting your future.

Learn more about your rights: https://rushandfriscolaw.com/practice-areas/record-sealing-expungement-attorney-gainesville-fl/

03/27/2026

We’re excited to support National Adoption Week at PetSmart (Archer Rd)!

Join us tomorrow from 11 AM to 3:30 PM to meet dogs, puppies, and cats looking for their forever homes. We’re also sponsoring $50 off every adoption fee to help make it even easier to bring a new companion home.

Stop by and meet Ozzy! You might just fall in love. 🐾

The biggest mistakes often happen in the first 24 hours.What you say, post, or assume in that moment can follow you long...
03/25/2026

The biggest mistakes often happen in the first 24 hours.

What you say, post, or assume in that moment can follow you long after.

Avoid these common mistakes:

• Speaking to law enforcement without understanding your rights
• Sharing details on social media
• Admitting fault too early
• Waiting to seek legal guidance

Early decisions matter.
So does knowing when to pause.

Get clarity before taking your next step: https://rushandfriscolaw.com/practice-areas/criminal-defense-attorney-gainesville-fl/

You don’t always need a lawyer… until you do.And waiting too long can cost you everything.In Florida, there are situatio...
03/25/2026

You don’t always need a lawyer… until you do.
And waiting too long can cost you everything.

In Florida, there are situations where timing matters more than anything else.

You should speak with an attorney right away if:

• You’ve been arrested or questioned by law enforcement
• You were involved in a serious accident or injury incident
• You believe your rights may have been violated
• You’ve been contacted as part of an investigation

Early decisions can affect your case, your options, and your future.

What you say — and what you don’t say — matters.

Getting clarity early can help you avoid mistakes that are difficult to undo.

Know where you stand before it’s too late: https://rushandfriscolaw.com/practice-areas/criminal-defense-attorney-gainesville-fl/

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