phillips, hunt & walker Deny The Arrest
It is incredibly difficult to find a job in today’s economy. It is even worse if you have a criminal history, as almost all potential employers run a background check as a preliminary part of the hiring process. Whether for employment or personal reasons, Florida law allows for the sealing or expungement of a person’s criminal arrest records. With some limited exceptions, this provides an opportunity to deny the arrest ever occurred when asked about prior arrests on an employment or school application. Because this process can take approximately 3-5 months, it is important to get started well before sending out applications.
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Phillips obtained one of the largest verdicts in American history of over $495+ Million dollars in the shooting death of Kalil McCoy. Her killer was also convicted in the criminal courts.
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Represented the family of Jordan Davis and assisted with criminal prosecution of Jordan's killer, handled media relations of internationally reported case and obtained confidential maximum available civil settlement.
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We received a record $2.6 Million Jury Verdict against Volusia County. It was one of the highest ever against Volusia County. Our trial was televised on Good Morning America and reported nationally.
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Obtained jury verdict in Jacksonville, Florida of over $900,000 and added attorneys fees of over $250,000 on a case State Farm only offered approximately $30,000 for years.
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Phillips obtained a confidential settlement against a chiropractor who provided prescription pain medication to a boxer in advance of an Olympic qualifying fight. She sustained a brain injury due to secondary impact syndrome.
Details$1 Million Settlement
Client's child was tragically run over and killed by a motor vehicle in her driveway. Phillips and his team settled the case for over $1 Million without the need of filing a lawsuit.
DetailsOver $1 Million Settlement
Cliente recibió más de $ 1 millón en accidente automovilístico. También ayudamos a clientes que hablan español. We handle cases in English, Spanish and Creole.
Detailsphillips, hunt & walker What can be expunged?
Specific rules apply to both sealing and record expungement. For example, people are permitted to seal or expunge an arrest only once in their life and only if they do not have any prior convictions on their record. Florida law also does not allow arrests for certain offenses to be sealed or expunged no matter how that case was resolved. Further, there are rules specific to juvenile records which provide an opportunity to preserve a child’s “once per lifetime” opportunity to have their record sealed or expunged as an adult.
Eligibility
The specificity within these rules requires that each situation be examined on a case-by-case basis to determine if someone is eligible to have their record sealed or expunged. If a friend, family member, or colleague has an arrest record and would like to sit down with us for a free criminal history review, please contact the lawyers at Law Offices of Phillips & Hunt for a consultation.