Discover how Florida courts interpret lease provisions to protect rental property owners, especially vulnerable elderly ones, from potential tenant exploitation and unenforceable terms in this informative blog.
Featured in the July 2023 Issue Partner’s Perspective: Embracing the Summer Landscape Partner Joby Birr says: In my house, summer is all about the kids’ camps, squeezing in some vacation time, getting out to cool outdoor events, and hitting the golf course. The summer season brings a special kind of […]
Learn how SB 346, a new law signed by Governor DeSantis, changes the prompt payment and retainage requirements for public construction projects in Florida as of July 1, 2023.
Florida Senate Bill 2A introduces amendments to enhance prompt pay laws for property insurance claims, emphasizing timely communication, transparency, expedited investigations, and electronic methods. These changes aim to protect homeowners, streamline the claims process, and ensure fair resolutions, ultimately providing greater peace of mind during challenging times.
Explore the impact of Florida’s SB 1718 on employers with immigrant workforces, delving into the key provisions such as penalties for hiring unauthorized aliens and stricter employment verification requirements, and gain valuable insights to ensure compliance in the ever-changing legal landscape.
Featured in the June 2023 Issue Partner’s Perspective: New Technologies Present New Opportunities Partner Ryan Maloney says: The 20th anniversary of the day I was admitted to the Florida Bar as a brand-new lawyer is coming up in September of this year. As that date approaches, it is a bit […]
Post-pandemic commercial leases require updated force majeure clauses, termination rights for affected tenants, and rent relief provisions for flexibility and fairness. Protecting both parties, these clauses adapt to a changing business landscape.
Technological advances have made telemarketing easier than ever, but businesses must be aware of the legal implications. In Florida, obtaining prior express written consent is crucial for businesses using automated telemarketing systems to comply with the TCPA and FTSA, avoid liability, and gain a competitive edge.
When a real estate contract fails to close, disputes over the binder deposit may arise. In such cases, an escrow agent can initiate an interpleader action, seeking court intervention to determine who is entitled to the funds, while recovering their attorneys’ fees and costs. Understanding this process is crucial for all parties involved in failed real estate purchases.
Discover the FTC’s proposed rule on noncompete agreements and its impact on career mobility. Stay informed for important updates and adjust corporate contracts accordingly.