Running a business in Florida often means juggling a maze of rules and requirements from multiple regulatory agencies. Even careful business owners can find themselves accused of breaking a rule they never knew existed. The good news is that Florida law recognizes that not every misstep should carry harsh penalties. […]
What You Need to Know About the “Big Beautiful Bill” and Emerging Opportunities in Graduate Lending With the passage of President Trump’s sweeping tax and spending package, the “Big Beautiful Bill,” the federal student loan system has entered a new era. While much public attention has focused on increased borrowing […]
A Course Correction in Noncompete Policy In April 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) made national headlines when it voted to adopt a rule banning most noncompete agreements nationwide. The move sought to reshape employer-employee relationships in a way that would expand worker mobility and challenge traditional business protections. By […]
Florida has positioned itself at the center of a national debate over food technology and agricultural policy with the passage of Senate Bill 1084 (SB 1084), which bans the manufacture and sale of lab-grown or cultivated meat in the state. While hailed by some as a win for traditional ranchers […]
When you receive notice that an administrative complaint, notice to show cause, or other charging document has been filed against your license, your first instinct may not be to reach out to your customers. After all, telling your customers that your livelihood is at risk can feel counterintuitive. But in […]
For many small and mid sized business owners, the promise of automation, artificial intelligence, and passive income can seem like the next logical step in scaling operations or diversifying revenue. Unfortunately, these aspirations are increasingly targeted by bad actors offering fraudulent “AI powered” business opportunities. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) […]
Participating in Florida’s government procurement process can be both an opportunity and a challenge. Agencies are required to follow strict statutory and procedural rules to ensure that contracts are awarded fairly. But when those safeguards are overlooked or misapplied, contractors and vendors have the right to challenge the decision through […]
Expulsion in Operating or Shareholders’ Agreements requires clear procedures, triggers, decision-makers, fair repurchase prices, payment terms, and careful consideration of withholding circumstances to ensure fairness and productivity.
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.
Learn about the recent amendment to Florida Statute 553.84 that defines the scope of a private cause of action for building code violations. Understand the requirements, limitations, and the concept of material violations. Consult experienced construction counsel before pursuing a lawsuit.