Jacksonville, Fla. – July 19, 2018 – Charles B. Jimerson was one of the top 100 notable attorneys in the United States identified by editors and staff writers from 40 Business Journal publications across the country, including the Jacksonville Business Journal. This selection was based on his impact on business […]
Part IV of this series will discuss the ramifications of abandoning a construction project. It will also cover potential disciplinary actions by the Construction Industry Licensing Board (“CILB”) for doing so. It is no secret, everyone in every business deals with difficult customers. In the construction industry, your actions can […]
Three Jacksonville-area attorneys selected to national list of influential lawyers.
Parts one, two and three covered how landlords obtain an eviction and judgment for damages resulting from a tenant’s breach of the lease. However, post-eviction, landlords frequently confront the problem of what to do with the personal property the tenant has left behind. This may include: office furniture and equipment; inventory or […]
Managing Partner Charles B. Jimerson Selected to the Business Journals’ Influencers: Law 100.
Featured in the June 2018 Issue Partner’s Perspective: Technology Is A Good Servant But A Bad Master Construction Law 101 Seminar In Less Than A Month Christopher Cobb Teaching At The Southeast Building Conference Florida Bar Certified in Condominium and Planned Development Law was Achieved by Hans Wahl Christopher Cobb […]
Parts one and two of this commercial eviction blog series have looked at the process for initiating an eviction when a tenant defaults on payment of the rent or other terms of its lease, and the many statutory requirements for the process. As a landlord, you should also be aware […]
Managing Partner, Charlie Jimerson on how Summer Associates are auditioning for the future.
Owners of waterfront property have “riparian rights” to access the navigable water and the right to a waterfront view in addition to their rights to use their upland property. Docking rights often are an area of dispute, not only for waterfront property owners seeking dock permits from the government, but […]
Vandalism has been an issue with both condominiums and homeowners associations for as long as these communities have existed. As you can expect, instances of vandalism seem to increase during the summer months when kids are out of school. Vandalism can be relatively minor and easily repaired—like soap suds in […]