Monthly Archives: August 2022
Pros And Cons Of Plea Bargaining In A Florida Criminal Case
South Florida is the most densely populated area of the state, so you can expect that criminal activity is more prevalent as compared to more rural areas. Data from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) confirms this assumption, as there are around 40,500 arrests in Palm Beach County alone every year. Some of… Read More »
Options To Mitigate Damages In Florida Defective Construction Claims
Florida contractors invest considerable resources and effort to assess specifications and carry out essential tasks to complete a construction project, on time and on budget. Despite these best intentions, claims for construction defects under Florida law are an unfortunate reality. Errors in the design, planning, construction, and remodeling can cause personal injury accidents and… Read More »
Tips For Florida Contractors When Facing Default Termination Allegations
Claims for default termination are probably one of the worst-case scenarios you may face as a Florida contractor, but there is a good chance that you will encounter disputes at some point. Because of the harsh consequences of canceling, Florida construction laws and most contracts include provisions on notice and opportunity to cure. This… Read More »
How Seemingly Innocent Social Media Posts Led To An Arrest On Florida Fraud Charges
Social media is a great way to stay in touch with friends and family, connect with your community, and even market a business. However, it is also possible to share too much via these platforms. A recent case shows how content can also lead to criminal charges, and a press release from the U.S…. Read More »
Construction Lien Deadlines In Florida: Recent Case Clarifies Notices
The nature of the US legal system means that statutes are enacted by the legislature, but the laws are subject to judicial review by the courts. At times, judges will clarify the statutory language, as Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal did in a recent case involving the state’s Construction Liens statute. At issue… Read More »
