Disputes between companies, corporations, and individuals out of business or commercial real estate dealings are heard in civil court. The process of suing over these matters is called commercial litigation.
What are the several types of contract breaches? In the realm of business, contracts serve as the backbone of agreements, delineating the expectations and obligations of all parties involved. However, when one or more parties fail
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Can you write your own commercial lease agreement? Creating a commercial lease agreement is a critical step for any landlord or business owner in Florida. This document dictates the terms under which a business will rent
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What to Know About Suing Businesses under FDUTPA The Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (“FDUTPA”) is a state law enacted to protect persons from fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices. “Persons” include not just
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What is an Exculpatory Clause? In the realm of business law, successful companies are navigating potential legal liability in Florida, not litigating it. Exculpatory clauses are an effective way to do so. An exculpatory clause, also
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What happens if a business breaches my contract? Contracts are an essential part of doing business in Florida, they outline the terms and conditions of the agreement between parties, and make the commercial world go round.
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What are shareholder derivative actions and specific related laws in Florida? A Florida shareholder in a corporation has important rights and responsibilities, including their right to bring a shareholder derivative action. A shareholder derivative action is
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What is a business attorney? When starting a business, it’s important to have the right team in place to help ensure its success. One key member of that team should be a business attorney. A business
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A few facts about commercial litigation. Commercial litigation is the legal process through which you resolve disputes related to business and commercial transactions. It typically arises when two or more parties disagree about a commercial transaction,
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