Adriana P Santiesteban, P.A.

10/13/2026

¡Viva Colombia! Let’s Celebrate! 🎭

Join the Colombian American Bar Association (COLBAR) for our Annual Gala & Installation of Officers — Carnaval de COLBAR! 🎉

An unforgettable evening celebrating Colombian heritage, culture, community, and the legal profession! 💛💙❤️

📅 Wednesday, December 9, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
📍 The Rusty Pelican | Miami, FL

🎟️ Early Bird Pricing Through November 1!
$100 Students/Judiciary | $155 General Admission

🥂 Cocktails • Dinner • Dancing • Installation of Officers

✨ Don’t miss it! Scan the QR code to secure your tickets!

10/09/2026

Don't Let Time Run Out!

Did you know that most personal injury lawsuits in Florida have a 2-year filing deadline? Waiting too long could mean losing your right to seek compensation.

Protect your rights. Know your deadlines.

📍 Miami, FL | Serving all of Florida
📞 (786) 360-2122
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🗣️ Se habla español.

Deadlines may vary depending on the circumstances and date of the incident.

10/06/2026

October is National Pedestrian Safety Month!

Stay alert, stay visible, and always use crosswalks. A few extra seconds of caution can save a life.

Injured in a pedestrian accident? We’re here to help.

📞 (786) 360-2122
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📍 Office in Miami | Serving all of Florida
🗣️ Se habla español.

09/23/2026

This age group is often found to be using the wrong type of restraint for their age and size. 🧒❌

Parents — remind yourselves that moving your child into a booster seat or seat belt too soon can increase the risk or injury or death. ⚠️

09/23/2026

Injured in a car accident? Know what to do next.

The moments after an accident are important. Take photos, seek medical attention, and understand your rights before speaking with insurance representatives.

Conveniently located in Miami and proudly serving clients throughout Florida

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If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, contact our Miami office today for a free consultation.

09/22/2026

Did you know?

🚦 TRAFFIC TROUBLES: That daily backup on your commute might be caused by drivers who don't know Florida law!

It's illegal to use the far-left lane as a travel lane on highways 65+ mph - it's for PASSING ONLY.

Could better signage and enforcement help, especially with so many tourists unfamiliar with Florida laws?

Tell us if you frequently see left-lane cruising and watch our report in the comments.

09/16/2026

Drivers — stay alert and watch for students.

Parents — teach kids to follow basic safety rules while walking or riding to school.

08/30/2026

Injured in an accident? Give me a call! Office in Miami, FL. Se habla español!
786-360-2122

06/25/2026

If you knew your Uber driver just got out of prison for armed robbery, would you get in?

Under Florida law, you'd never even know.

This isn't hypothetical. A 20-year-old woman celebrating her upcoming birthday was brutally assaulted by her Uber driver, an eight-time convicted felon with a documented history of violence against women. Uber's response? That they did nothing wrong because his approval didn't violate Florida law — the same law they lobbied to put in place.

Florida's rideshare statute has a built-in loophole: convicted felons are only disqualified for five years after their conviction. That means someone with multiple violent felony convictions — armed robbery, home invasion, assault — can legally drive passengers the moment that clock runs out. An offender could even spend that five-year period in prison and potentially become eligible to drive for a rideshare platform shortly after release.

Uber got what they wanted in Florida. And now they’re pushing Congress to take this same broken system national.

Follow us and sign up for our newsletter to stay informed as we plan to get loud about this.

https://ujoin.co/campaigns/4469/actions/public?action_id=6871

06/25/2026

Florida's law already makes it nearly impossible to sue a rideshare company, even when they're directly at fault. The Fong Amendment currently in Congress takes that and doubles down, wiping out rider protections that have existed for over a century. Even if drivers commit crimes like assault or sexual assault, there would be no way to hold them accountable. Rideshare companies would answer to no one.

If this passes, it doesn't matter what state you live in. Uber got what they wanted in Florida. And now they’re lobbying Congress to take this same system national.

Follow us and sign up for our newsletter to stay informed as we plan to get loud about this.

https://ujoin.co/campaigns/4469/actions/public?action_id=6871