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Florida law (Florida Statute Chapter 501, Part II) protects your rights as a consumer by prohibiting unfair, deceptive, or unconscionable practices in trade and commerce. If you have been impacted by an unfair trade practices...

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions can be complex endeavors, involving significant financial investments and potential risks. It is crucial for attorneys and businesses involved in M&A transactions to follow...

Florida homeowners Renting out a room in your homestead could be a great way to make some extra cash. Not only can it help with your finances, but it can also provide an opportunity to meet new people and share your space...

In Florida, the recovery of attorneys’ fees is governed by a mix of statutory law and case law. The general rule is that each party to a lawsuit must pay their own attorneys’ fees, unless a statute or contract provides...

Alternative dispute resolution, commonly referred to as ADR, defines a method by which a broad variety of disputes are resolved involving the use of mediators and arbitrators, as opposed to a lawsuit in court. You might...

When two parties enter into a contract in Florida, they both have certain expectations and obligations to fulfill. However, when one party fails to meet those obligations, a breach of contract occurs. In such a situation, the...

A corporation’s board of directors is responsible for managing and making decisions that affect the company and its shareholders. With such responsibility comes the risk of liability if a director fails to fulfill their...

The Florida Business Corporation Act, which oversees corporations formed in accordance with Florida law, provides some rights and safeguards for minority shareholders in Florida.  The following are some of Florida’s...

Breach of contract in Florida is a very common cause of action.  Contracts play a crucial role in the operations of every successful business and provide certainty and stability to company dealings. Contracts help facilitate...