As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the Florida economy, commercial landlords and tenants are more frequently looking at ways to accommodate each other. Although these tenants are not getting the full benefit of their office space right now, most are still required to pay the rent. As the pandemic drags on, these businesses are…
Buying or selling a property is a big endeavor. For many individuals, families and businesses real estate transactions are the largest expenditures on the balance sheet. Making sure you have the right legal partner in the process to protect your investment is a must. If you are considering the purchase or sale of a property…
If your company manufactures or sells a product then there is always a chance that the product can be said to have a defect. Should the alleged defect cause a consumer injury or property damage, your business could be held legally liable. Businesses have typically managed the risks associated with product defects in three ways:…
If you are suffering the loss of a close loved one, in addition to the pain of loss, you may also need to navigate the nomenclature and processes associated with managing the affairs of the person who has passed away. It is best not to attempt to go through this process alone. It is highly…
A number of fraudulent and/or questionable construction claims are filed against major insurance companies each year. Each of these claims has to be investigated and, in many cases, litigated. Many large property and casualty insurers need an experienced local attorney here in South Florida to investigate claims that seem questionable. Insurance companies can conduct extensive…
Are you looking to sell or refinance a property in Florida? If so you will eventually require an official valuation of the price. In obtaining a valuation you have three options. You can get a broker price opinion, a comparative market analysis, or an appraisal. These terms refer to three distinct types of property valuation…
Important Dates and Numbers for Property Tax Appeals August Throughout Florida, a Truth in Millage or TRIM Notice is mailed to property owners in August. Property tax appeals must reference the TRIM notice to be effective. 25 days Truth in Millage or TRIM Notice, comes with a 25-day property tax appeals window during which property…
No Manufacturer, Distributor or Insurance Company is Immune No matter how much a business invests in ensuring the health and safety of its customers there is always some probability that product liability claims will be made by consumers who consider themselves wronged. As a manufacturer or distributor in the potential chain of liability, you should…
In Part I of this Foreclosure Defense series we discussed “the final action” clause of the current moratorium signed by Governor Ron DeSantis’ providing for the courts to initiate foreclosure proceedings against homeowners in Florida. Given that tens of thousands of Floridians have lost their jobs in the current economic climate, and that the current…
Although “the final action” of foreclosures and evictions in Florida has been delayed by Governor DeSantis’ one-month long extension, a foreclosure “tidal wave” is possible once the moratorium is lifted on September 1st. Owner’s should avoid becoming victims by mounting an effective foreclosure defense. In fact, the language of the new moratorium can be interpreted as…
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