New and Improved 2011 Florida Statutes Available Online for Free and Easy Research at Lawserver.com

Sept. 6, 2011 - PRLog -- Legal website LawServer.com now offers free and easy public access to the full text of the 2011 Florida Statutes as well as convenient new features for consumers, small businesses and lawyers. With the rollout of the 2011 edition, LawServer users can now compare the latest version of each law to the previous year's version with just a single click. They can also more easily navigate within the Statutes with new navigation buttons.  

“Legal information from LawServer is designed especially so that anyone who wants to look into current laws can quickly find them," said founder and CEO Steven Daily. “It’s not always possible on other sites.”

To get the information they need, LawServer users can:
•   Browse the table of contents
•   Search for specific words or phrases
•   Search for a specific section number, or
•   Browse by topic, such as “Corporations,” “Condominiums” or “Guardianships.”

In addition to the text of the Florida Statutes, users can read and attach comments on the text. They can read articles written by attorneys related to the subject of the law, and post questions and get answers in a related discussion forum.  The Florida Statutes are available on LawServer.com at http://www.lawserver.com/law/state/florida/statutes/flori....

In addition to the Florida Statutes, LawServer also provides access to the full text of the U.S. Code, the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), and most other state codes, including those of California, Illinois, New York, and Texas. “The laws are presented in a way that is far easier to read than if they were shown in their original format,” Daily said. “Users really appreciate the design along with the content.”

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LawServer is a legal website created to help consumers and small businesses find the legal information they need. The free site has over 2 million pages covering about 1400 topics, such as bankruptcy, credit cards, foreclosure, adoption, divorce, estate planning, incorporation and employment laws. Details on each state’s laws are shown on interactive U.S. maps. More information about LawServer and its legal research tools is available at LawServer.com.