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Neighborhood: Central Business District
Other Link: http://blairjacksonlaw.com
Categories: Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Business Law Attorneys, Business Litigation Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys

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Phone: (407) 894-6158

Address: 840 Highland Ave, Orlando, FL 32803

Website: http://blairjacksonlaw.com

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Jackson, Blair T PA

Criminal Defense
The Law Offices of Blair T. Jackson, P.A. were established in Orlando, FL in 2002 by the firm owner, Blair T. Jackson. Mr. Jackson has more than 15 years experience with expertise in civil litigation and criminal defense.
DUI/DWI
DHSMV Administrative Suspension —The DHSMV may suspend your license for refusing to submit to a blood, breath, or urine test or if you submitted to one of these tests and had a.08 or higher after your arrest. The suspension period may vary from 6 months, to 1 year, or to 18 months depending on the number of prior DUI-related suspensions you have.
Traffic Violations
The Law Office of Blair Jackson has extensive experience in defending people who have received various traffic citations. Traffic tickets routinely involve such violations as speeding, running red lights, and other moving violations.
Sex Crimes
Rape is one of many sex crimes that are taken very seriously in a court of law. Rape refers to any form of sexual conduct forced on a person against their will through means of violence, menace, duress, fear of injury or other danger, and more. In essence, rape is a non-consensual sexual activity, which means that if an alleged victim is unconscious and cannot give consent to the sex act, then he/she could claim they were raped.
Fraud
Fraud is a broad term that refers to a number of offenses ranging from money laundering and identity theft to securities fraud and more. In essence, acts of fraud involve any false statements, actions, or deceptive activity that is knowingly imposed on one party by another to misrepresent or conceal the truth. Laws against fraud vary from state-to-state and the penalties for such offenses can be severe.
Robbery
Robbery is a type of theft distinguished by the use of force, intimidation, and/or violence to seize someone else’s property. Armed robbery refers to a specific type of robbery that involves the use of a weapon, a replica of a weapon, or the pretense of having a weapon. An armed robbery charge is one of the most serious charges an individual can face and may be filed in conjunction with illegal possession and/or assault with a deadly weapon charges.
Burglary
A felony is a serious crime that is normally punishable by a prison term. Crimes that often rise to the level of a felony include but are not limited to the possession and sale of drugs, aggravated assault and/or battery, burglary, fraud, kidnapping, sexual assault, and grand theft.
White Collar Crimes
There are many types of fraud offenses many of which fall under the white-collar crime category that an individual could potentially be charged with. They include...
Theft
Misdemeanors
A DWLS, as a first offense, may be either a criminal or civil misdemeanor. If you were caught driving without knowledge that your license was suspended, you may be subject to a civil charge. However, if you knowingly drove while your license was suspended and are found guilty, you may be subject to sixty days in jail plus a $500 fine.
Drug Crimes
The term drug offense encompasses a very wide array of drug-related crimes. We offer criminal defense services for those accused of drug offenses including...
Assault
Assault and battery are two different but related crimes that often occur at the same time and, as a result, are typically prosecuted together. Assault involves the act of threatening to injure someone, whereas battery refers to the actual act of violence. Both assault and battery are taken very seriously in a court of law and carry harsh penalties including jail time and more.
Murder
Probation Violation
Probation and parole violations are serious offenses that often result in harsh penalties such as community service, heavy fines, extended jail time, and more. The consequences associated with a parole or probation violation usually depends on a number of factors, including prior convictions and/or parole violations.
Identity Theft
Homicide
Arson
Shoplifting
Forgery
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Cause the death of another person, you may be charged with “DUI manslaughter” which is a felony. A conviction for DUI manslaughter requires a minimum imprisonment of 4 years.
Internet Crimes
For many people, the Internet has become an integral part of life, and it's easy to overlook the fact that the Internet is still a relatively new phenomenon. The laws regarding Internet sex crimes are also rather new. Often, people who are using the Internet are not aware that they are committing a crime. Some of the more common Internet sex crimes include...
Prostitution
Solicitation for prostitution, often referred to simply as solicitation, is considered a sex crime in most states and involves the act of asking for or encouraging the exchange of sexual services for money. The penalties associated with solicitation charges may potentially include jail time, mandatory registration as a sex offender, community service, and more.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Located in Orlando, the Law Offices of Blair T. Jackson are home to Central Florida’s leading civil and criminal attorneys. We offer legal services ranging from personal injury and corporate law to drug offenses and domestic violence. Whether your case is civil or criminal in nature, you can rest assured knowing the attorneys at the Law Offices of Blair T. Jackson have the knowledge and experience required to win.
Business Disputes
As Central Florida’s business market continues to grow and become more complex, business disputes may arise. Sometimes business relationships and commercial transactions result in disputes in which alternative measures such as negotiation or mediation are not possible. Under such conditions, litigation may become your only option, and you will need the assistance of an experienced corporate lawyer. In the event that you must initiate or become subject to a lawsuit, the Law Offices of Blair T. Jackson, P.A. will vigorously represent and protect your interests in your time of need.
Business Transactions

Employment Contract
Employment Litigation
Non-compete Agreement
A non-compete agreement ensures that one party to the contract, typically an employee, agrees not to seek or engage in a similar profession or trade that is in competition against another party, typically the employer. Such agreements have the effect of preventing an employee from using confidential information about its former employer such as trade secrets, internal office practices, client lists or marketing plans to gain competitive advantage with a new employer. Non-compete agreements may be a vital method of protecting your business’s interests.

Property Damage
Florida automobile accident law allows you to recover for injuries sustained as the result of another’s negligent operation of a motor vehicle. Damages from these claims include property damage, medical expenses, loss of income and future earnings, as well as pain and suffering. Sometimes the person who is making the accident claim is liable to some degree for his or her accident. Percentages are often used by a court or jury to describe liability — for example, a plaintiff (the accident victim) being found 30 percent liable, and the sole defendant being 70 percent liable. Even if the person making the claim is partially liable, he or she may still be eligible to recover damages.

Personal Injury
A slip and fall accident occurs when an individual trips, slips, or slides on a walking surface because of an obstruction or unsafe condition. When a slip and fall accident occurs as a result of another individual’s carelessness, negligence, or recklessness the injured victim has the legal right to seek compensation from the responsible party. These slip and fall personal injury cases are also known as premise injuries.
Dog Bites
Slip and Fall Injury
The owner of a property has the legal duty to ensure that his property is safe for individuals who enter their property lawfully. A property owner can be held liable in a slip and fall case if they had, or should have, known about the dangerous condition but failed to remedy the situation. Under the “reasonable person” legal standard, if a reasonable and prudent person should have identified unsafe or hazardous conditions and taken prompt action to prevent slip and fall accidents, the individual who fails to take this action can be held accountable for any subsequent slip and fall injury. This standard can be applied to any individual who had a duty to ensure that a property was safe and free of hazardous obstructions which may instigate a slip and fall injury.

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