Monthly Archives: November 2022
Arbitration V. Mediation In Florida Construction Bond Claims
Florida contractors may be required to obtain a performance and/or payment bond for many types of construction projects, either by statute or provisions in the construction contract. Though some consider bonds to be ancillary to the contract, they can certainly become a hot topic when disputes develop. Fortunately, not all conflicts must go to… Read More »
2 Legal Proceedings In Florida DUI Cases
Florida drunk driving laws are among the toughest in the nation, imposing serious penalties and associated consequences if you are convicted. Even the statute seems to favor law enforcement, giving officers two options for making an arrest. Under the Florida law on Driving Under the Influence (DUI), you could be charged if you have… Read More »
Hurricane Ian Prompts Emergency Orders That Impact Florida Contractors
As Florida continues with recovery efforts after Hurricane Ian blasted through the state, officials are easing some of the requirements that apply to Florida contractors. On October 1, 2022, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) issued Emergency Order 2022-03 as part of the relief effort. By removing some of the limitations… Read More »
Important Facts About Construction Default Terminations In Florida
Florida contractors know that there are special considerations anytime you are working with the government on a construction project, but there are still situations that can take you off-guard. Under the FAR Termination for Default, a public agency can exercise its right to terminate the contract in part or in full under certain circumstances…. Read More »
Criminal Charges In Florida: Arrest, Indictment, And Other Key Terms
Every Florida criminal case is different, and so there are various circumstances under which you could find yourself facing charges. A key reason for the variances is that there are multiple authorities within the criminal justice system that can charge someone with a crime. Law enforcement, prosecutors, and others have access to different tools… Read More »
