Whether you are a first-time home buyer or a seasoned veteran, a recent ruling from the Third District Court of Appeal will make you think twice about your negotiation tactics and obligations when entering into an “As Is Residential Contract … [Read More...]
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Our Lawyers’ Well-Being Is Our Business And Good For Business
Shortly after I started at this firm, I was informed that all the lawyers would be participating, as a group, in a six month program with a life coach/executive business coach. Although I had heard the term “life coach” on … [Read More...]
PAY ATTENTION, FLORIDA BUSINESS OWNERS! WHAT FLORIDA BUSINESSES SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PROTECTING THEMSELVES AGAINST ADA CLAIMS
On July 1, 2017, Florida Statutes section 553.5141 came into effect and will potentially assist business owners in defending themselves against lawsuits for alleged violations of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). Here is what Florida business … [Read More...]
BATTLING LLC MEMBERS – Why the Company’s Operating Agreement May Prevent You From Suing Another Member of Your LLC
The Third District Court of Appeal, in the matter Tulga Demir v. Georg Schollmeier, recently reversed a trial court’s final order granting summary judgment in favor of Appellee Georg Schollmeier. The appellate court held that the agreement governing the … [Read More...]
SHOW ME THE BILLS! – Why Your Billing Records May Now Be Discoverable in an Attorneys’ Fees Dispute
The Florida Supreme Court, in the matter of Paton v. Geico Gen. Ins. Co. recently reviewed a decision of the Fourth District Court of Appeal quashing the trial court’s orders relating to attorney’s fees discovery propounded by Petitioner, Kelly … [Read More...]