Spreading Kindness & Empowering Youth with Lotz of Blessings | FLALAW on the Radio

Spreading Kindness & Empowering Youth with Lotz of Blessings | FLALAW on the Radio

Sometimes, helping people goes far beyond the courtroom. In this special community spotlight episode of FLALAW on the Radio, Attorney Matthew Noyes [https://www.usalaw.com/attorneys/matthew-e-noyes/] with Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. [https://www.usalaw.com] steps away from discussing statutes and case law to highlight an incredible local nonprofit making a massive impact: Lotz of Blessings [https://www.lotzofblessings.org/]. Matthew sits down with founder Heather Lotz, along with youth members Carter and Micah, to discuss how their organization is teaching young people that they don’t have to wait until they are adults to change the world. Discover how this amazing group is putting compassion into action every single week and how you can get involved! In this episode, we discuss: * The Origin Story: Heather Lotz shares the inspiration behind the name "Lotz of Blessings" and how the organization began. * The Kindness Lab: Teaching kids that everyone matters, including mental health awareness and inclusion. * Summer of Kindness Initiatives: How the Pack-A-Snack Impact Team and Brown Bag Buddies are providing weekend food for local children in need. * Supporting Local Educators: The incredible volunteer effort to pack over 100 thermal bags with supplies and words of encouragement for teachers at Kings Highway Elementary. * Youth Leadership in Action: Building the next generation of community leaders through the Kindness Builders Club and the Student Advisory Board. * How to Get Involved: Upcoming events like ImpactU, and how local businesses, parents, and community members can partner with this vital mission. Resources & Links: * Support & Volunteer with Lotz of Blessings: https://www.lotzofblessings.org/ [https://www.lotzofblessings.org/] * Legal Help & Firm Info: https://www.usalaw.com/ [https://www.usalaw.com/] About the Show:FLALAW on the Radio is presented and hosted by thee personal injury attorneys of Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. Since 1955, we have been proud to be the first personal injury law firm established in Pinellas County, helping Floridians navigate personal injury cases, workers’ compensation, Social Security Disability, and more. Our goal is to educate the public and help you rebuild your life after life takes an unexpected turn. Subscribe & Review:If you enjoyed this episode, please follow FLALAW on the Radio on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite listening platform. Leaving a rating and review helps us reach more listeners and continue spotlighting the amazing people in our community!

Florida's New Super Speeder Law, Move Over Tragedies & Boating Liability with IONTB's Steven Hirschfield | FLALAW on the Radio

How do local tragedies shape our understanding of Florida law and driving safety? In this episode of FLALAW on the Radio, host Attorney Matthew Noyes [https://www.usalaw.com/attorneys/matthew-e-noyes/] is joined by Steven Hirschfield, the creator of IONTB.com [iontb.com], the digital "town square" for emergency news in Pinellas County and the greater Tampa Bay area. Together, they break down recent local news stories—from fatal highway crashes to boating accidents—and explain the critical legal and safety lessons every Floridian needs to know. Topics covered in this episode: * Inside IONTB & The Live Scanner: Steven shares the background of IONTB and how locals can access real-time emergency dispatch audio. * Florida’s Move Over Law: Following the tragic death of an FDOT Road Ranger in Pasco County, we explain the expanded Move Over Law and the severe civil and criminal consequences of ignoring it. * The NEW Super Speeder Law: How driving 50+ mph over the limit has shifted from a simple traffic ticket to a criminal offense with massive civil liability implications. * Motorcycle Safety & Left-Turn Crashes: An analysis of intersection dangers and an essential breakdown of Florida’s new Modified Comparative Negligence Law (and why being 51% at fault means you recover zero damages). * Boating Under the Influence (BUI): Operator responsibilities, vessel owner liability, and how negligence is evaluated on the water. * Safety Briefs: 2026 Hurricane Season prep, the legal consequences of leaving a child in a hot car, and why hit-and-runs take a bad situation and make it much worse. Links & Resources mentioned: * IONTB Website: iontb.com [iontb.com] * IONTB Live Scanner: scanner.iontb.com [scanner.iontb.com] * Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes: ⁠https://www.usalaw.com⁠ [https://www.usalaw.com] * Listen Live: FLALAW on the RADIO broadcasts live every Tuesday evening from 5 PM to 6 PM. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast and leave us a rating! Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. If you need legal assistance, please contact a qualified personal injury attorney.

Florida E-Bike Laws, DeSantis Vetoes & Your Personal Injury Rights | FLALAW on the Radio

Welcome back to FLALAW on the Radio! In this episode, host Matthew Noyes [https://www.usalaw.com/attorneys/matthew-e-noyes/] is joined by his law partner and Board Certified personal injury attorney, Bryan Caulfield [https://www.usalaw.com/attorneys/bryan-d-caulfield/] from Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes [https://www.usalaw.com]. Together, they unpack major legal updates and insurance traps every Florida resident needs to know about. We break down Governor DeSantis’ recent vetoes concerning e-bike safety regulations (SB 382) and sovereign immunity caps (HB 145), and explain how these decisions directly impact your family's safety and legal rights. Plus, we dive into recent massive changes to Florida personal injury law—including the shortened 2-year statute of limitations and the new 50% Modified Comparative Negligence rule. Finally, we look at recent Tampa Bay headlines to prove why Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage is an absolute necessity. * Meet Bryan Caulfield: The journey to becoming a personal injury attorney and what "Board Certified" actually means. * Gov. DeSantis E-Bike Veto (SB 382): Why speed limits and safety task forces for e-bikes were blocked, and how Pinellas County might enforce their own rules on the Pinellas Trail. * The E-Bike Insurance Trap: Will your Auto PIP, UM, or Homeowners Insurance cover an e-bike crash? Learn the exclusions that could cost you thousands. * Sovereign Immunity Veto (HB 145): What the block on government negligence lawsuit payout caps means for victims injured by city or state entities. * Florida Legal Updates: Understanding the new 2-year Statute of Limitations and the "50% Rule" (Modified Comparative Negligence). * The Lifesaver of UM Coverage: Real local examples from IONTB.com showing why Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage is vital on Florida roads. If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, motorcycle crash, or e-bike incident, the experienced attorneys at Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes [https://www.usalaw.com] are here to help. 🌐 Visit us online: usalaw.com [https://www.usalaw.com/] or voiceoftheinjured.com [https://www.usalaw.com/]📞 Call us today: 727-796-8282 ⭐ Enjoying the show? Please be sure to follow, rate, and review FLALAW on the Radio on your favorite podcast platform! It helps others find the legal information they need.

Bike Safety & Summer Safety Tips for Kids with Jacqlyn Bryant & Mikayla Hall | FLALAW on the Radio

School is out, the bikes are rolling, and summer is in full swing! In this fun, family-friendly episode of FLALAW on the Radio, host Jacqlyn Bryant [https://www.usalaw.com/attorneys/jacqlyn-f-bryant/] welcomes a very special guest—her 10-year-old daughter, Mikayla Hall, a rising fifth grader. Together, they discuss important bike safety and summer safety tips that every child and parent should know before heading outdoors. Mikayla shares what she's learned about wearing a properly fitted helmet, performing a quick ABC bike safety check, staying visible to drivers, avoiding distractions like headphones, and following the rules of the road. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, teacher, or simply looking for practical ways to help children stay safe, this episode offers easy-to-follow advice that can help prevent accidents and make summer more enjoyable for everyone. In this episode you'll learn: * Why every bike ride should begin with a helmet * The ABC Bike Safety Check * Essential bike riding rules for kids * How to stay visible and alert * Simple summer safety reminders for children Subscribe to FLALAW on the Radio for legal insights, safety education, and conversations that help Florida families stay informed and protected. Keywords: Florida bike safety, summer safety tips, kids bike safety, bicycle helmets, child injury prevention, personal injury attorney, Jacqlyn Bryant, FLALAW on the Radio, Read & Play Project, Clearwater, Florida families, bicycle accident prevention.

Zachariah Wade — Candidate for Pinellas County Judge (Group 10) | FLALAW on the Radio

Host Jacqlyn Bryant (Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. [usalaw.com]) interviews judge candidate Zachariah Wade about his courtroom experience, judicial philosophy, and priorities if elected Pinellas County Judge (Group 10). Wade discusses his background as a prosecutor, defense attorney, civil litigator, and adjunct professor of trial advocacy; his community and professional leadership; and his commitment to fairness, due process, and practical solutions in the courtroom. Learn more at wadeforjudge.com. Episode highlights: * Trial experience and case history * Prosecutor-to-defender perspective * Judicial priorities: fairness, respect, efficiency * Community involvement and endorsements * Info on the August 18, 2026 election Resources:Campaign: wadeforjudge.com [https://wadeforjudge.com/]FLALAW on the Radio — Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. Call to action:Follow FLALAW on the Radio on Spotify for more legal interviews and candidate conversations. If you found this episode useful, please follow the show and share with others interested in Pinellas County judicial races.