We are often asked by buyers and sellers alike as to what obligations of disclosure a seller has on a residential real estate transaction. Thanks to well established Florida precedent, in Johnson v. Davis, the Florida Supreme Court created an obligation on sellers of residential real estate to disclose latent […]
As the economy remains hot and the lending environment remains competitive, many OCC regulated banks will turn to loan participation transactions in order to turn a profit. Often these transactions are made in a bit of a vacuum with the participating/purchasing bank(s) relying on the diligence and underwriting of the […]
Jacksonville, Fla. – March 15, 2019 – Jimerson Birr has been recognized by Florida Community Association Journal magazine as a winner of their sixth annual Readers’ Choice Award. The award recognizes the positive and productive contributions by community association service providers across Florida. “This recognition bears out Jimerson Birr’s strong […]
All contractors and subcontractors in the State of Florida should know that a contractor and a subcontractor may each claim a lien for the same work on a particular project. However, the contractor and the subcontractor cannot both recover for the same work. The key is recovery. Florida law has […]
An announcement about Jimerson Birr hiring JoAnne Eichelberger is published by the Jacksonville Chamber in Member News.
An announcement of Special Counsel JoAnne Eichelberger joining Jimerson Birr is published in the Jacksonville Business Journal’s “People On The Move.”
Jacksonville, Fla. – March 7, 2019 – Jimerson Birr has hired JoAnne Eichelberger to join the firm’s Business Litigation and Appellate Law practice groups. She has extensive experience with in federal court, working as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Howell W. Melton, Senior United States District Judge for […]
As was discussed in Part I of this blog series, all signs are subject to some form of regulation while also carrying First Amendment protection. This almost always leads to sign regulations that are confusing, inadequate, dated, and often, unconstitutional. Yet local governments across that state of Florida and the […]
It is common to see commercial leases that grant the landlord broad powers upon the tenant’s default. Some variation of the following can often be found in a lease: Upon default by Tenant, Landlord may immediately re‑enter the Premises and take possession thereof and all permanent improvements thereon and remove […]
Featured in the February 2019 Issue Partner’s Perspective: Words from the newest JB partner: Dreams Do Come True If You Work For Them Jimerson Birr adds business litigator Austin T. Hamilton to the cadre Charlie Jimerson is keynote speaker at the Jacksonville Lawyers Roundtable New Law Blogs Curiosities, Ruminations and […]