Under Florida law, a roofer must have a license to perform work in Florida. Roofers (or “roofing contractors”) are classified as Division II Contractors under section 489.105(3), Florida Statutes. Roofing contractors must hold one of two distinct types of licenses. A roofer may obtain a license as a “certified contractor,” […]
Florida Law requires that any new company wishing to incorporate in the state of Florida file articles of incorporation with the Florida Department of State. The articles of incorporation is the document that establishes the formation of the company. If you are forming a new company seeking to incorporate in […]
For many companies, the award of a single public contract can help cement long-lasting relationships that may result in years of continuing business. Therefore, it is important for companies of all sizes to know and understand the requirements and bidding process in Florida when bidding on a public procurement contract. […]
Featured in the June 2019 Issue Partner’s Perspective: How Bob Seger Taught Me How to Stop Listening and Start Hearing Board-certified attorney Ryan Maloney is the newest partner to join our construction law practice Avengers assemble: six Jimerson Birr attorneys are recognized by Florida Super Lawyers magazine New Law Blogs […]
All Florida construction industry participants need to be aware of the significant new changes to the payment bond claim requirements on private projects under section 713.23, Florida Statutes, made by the 2019 Florida Legislature in House Bill 1247.[1] These changes become effective on October 1, 2019, and understanding the new […]
Jacksonville, Fla. – June 20, 2019 – The law firm of Jimerson Birr is home to six attorneys receiving recognition from Florida Super Lawyers Magazine. Partners Charles B. Jimerson and James O. “Joby” Birr were named 2019 Super Lawyers. Additionally, Austin B. Calhoun, Brandon C. Meadows, Adam B. Edgecombe and […]
In 1923, the United States introduced the Frye standard to determine the admissibility of scientific evidence in a court of law. In Frye v. United States, the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled that for the results of a scientific test to be admissible, the test […]
Real property purchase and sale agreements often contain detailed requirements pertaining to termination, inspection, placing of deposits, and even the form in which certain notices to parties must be provided. Of course, parties to such agreements must read and understand their material terms and failing to strictly comply with material […]
Featured in the May 2019 Issue Partner’s Perspective: Spring Cleaning for Your Business Jimerson Birr welcomes former Assistant State Attorney Samuel B. Friedman to the firm Two upcoming special events from Jimerson Birr New Law Blogs Curiosities, Ruminations and Various Eccentricities of Firm Biz Click to read.
A sweeping insurance reform bill was signed into law by the Governor on May 23, 2019. The law creates two entirely new sections in Chapter 627 of the Florida Statutes, which governs Insurance Contracts. The bill creates Section 627.7152, Florida Statutes, which regulates assignment agreements that are regularly known in […]