James Lehosit, a 27 year old promising Jacksonville artist died last Friday in a car crash in Clearwater, Florida. James was a graduate of the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts here in Jacksonville. The Grand Cherokee that James was driving in was hit by a car that ran a stop sign. The Cherokee then rolled over into the path of another car.
“The Dogs of Riverside and Avondale” a book of photographs that James collaborated on with his mom is about to be published. My law office is in the middle of the Riverside area of Jacksonville. I plan on getting a copy of the book and keeping it in my lobby to honor his memory.
SUV, truck and van rollovers account for more than 10,000 fatalities in the United States each year. The high number of rollover accidents are due in part to the popularity of sport utility vehicles (SUVs). According to NHTSA rollover statistics, SUV’s have the highest rollover rate of any class of vehicles with more than 90 percent of the rollovers occuring after the vehicle leaves the pavement and travels onto the shoulder, into a ditch or a ravine. If you have been involved in a rollover crash you should call an attorney as soon as possible to preserve the car or truck as evidence.
Jacksonville truck driver Alvin Wilkerson was sentenced to seven years in prison for killing 7 children in a horrible trucking accident in Union County. Wilkerson fell asleep at the wheel of his tractor trailer before plowing into a car carrying 7 children from the same Florida family. The children’s grandfather, William Edward Scott, also died from a heart attack after learning of the deaths.
The new iPhone is set to be unveiled in less than two weeks. I got my iphone the night it came out last year. I can’t imagine not having it. Clients can email me and get an instant message back even if I am out of the office. Thanks to the 
Florida cemetery negligence is causing crypts in the Hilltop Cemetery in Cocoa, Florida to break open and reveal the skeletons inside. Many of the gravestones are not even standing. Many of the graves have veterans of both World War I and II in them are sinking, buckling and cracking wide open.