by Robert Erickson | Jul 27, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Theft Defense
Picture this. You’re walking out of a store in Miami-Dade, and before you reach the parking lot, a loss prevention officer stops you. Maybe it was a bad decision. Maybe it was a misunderstanding. Either way, the panic sets in fast, and one thought usually jumps...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 23, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Restraining Order
A sheriff’s deputy shows up, hands you a stack of paperwork, and drives off. The heading reads “Petition for Protection.” Protection from what, exactly? And under which law? If you’re the respondent to an injunction and you’re staring at...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 20, 2026 | Criminal Defense, DUI Defense
Blue lights fill your mirror. You pull over, roll down the window, and a few minutes later an officer is holding a small handheld device, asking you to blow into it. In that moment, you have a decision most drivers have never actually thought through. So here’s...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 16, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense
Picture two people arrested in Miami on nearly identical drug charges. Same substance, similar quantities, same kind of stop. One ends up facing the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office in a Florida courtroom. The other gets indicted by federal prosecutors and...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 13, 2026 | Criminal Defense, White-Collar Defense
Most white-collar cases don’t start with handcuffs. They start quietly — a subpoena to your bank, an agent chatting up a coworker, a records request you never see. Federal investigations into fraud, embezzlement, and financial crimes can run for months or even...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 9, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Defense
Here’s a scene that plays out constantly. A couple gets into a heated argument, someone calls the police, and one partner ends up arrested. A few days later, tempers have cooled. The person who made the call wants to “drop the charges” — and then...
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