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Florida business and corporate law covers a wide variety of commercial matters. At South Florida Law, PLLC this practice area includes the sub-categories of Business Formation, Contract Disputes and Commercial Transactions.

The Importance of Contract Review

Contract review by an experienced local business lawyer is essential because contracts and agreements are legally binding documents.  That means that the parties are legally obligated to comply with the terms, conditions and responsibilities laid out in these documents. It also means that if there is any future disagreement, an arbitrator or a court of [...]

2020-10-05T16:29:28+00:00Business and Corporate Law, Document Review|
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Legal Issues in the Import and Export Business

Doing business with an import or export partner abroad?  Here are some of the most common issues you may face. Reciprocity of international contracts When you have a contract in place with a business based abroad, it is a good idea to check if there is a reciprocity treaty between the United States/Florida and that [...]

2020-10-05T16:21:55+00:00Business and Corporate Law|
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Tortious Interference Part 2 – Ways to Defend Against a Claim

In Part 1, we discussed one of the most important regulations on the free market - laws against tortious interference. Laws against tortious interference prevent unethical abuse of the free market’s competitive nature. This is a civil regulation that prohibits third parties from taking certain steps to damage a party to a contract or business [...]

2020-09-22T01:10:52+00:00Business and Corporate Law|
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Tortious Interference Part 1 – The Plaintiff’s Case

One of the most important regulations on the free market involves laws on tortious interference. Laws against tortious interference prevent unethical abuse of the free market’s competitive nature. This is a civil regulation that prohibits third parties from taking certain steps to damage a party to a contract or business relationship.   Before exploring how to [...]

2020-09-22T01:08:41+00:00Business and Corporate Law|
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Four Reasons to Use a Law Firm for Commercial Debt Collection

When clients pay on time, your business benefits from easier to manage cash flow and liquidity.  The opposite is true when your clients wait for weeks or months before paying you.  In such cases, it becomes harder to manage your business as you have less fluid cash flow and less liquidity.  What’s worse, you may [...]

2020-09-22T00:44:07+00:00Business and Corporate Law|
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Preparing for the Unexpected With Buy-Sell Agreements

An important part of running any successful business is taking steps to plan for the future. While business partners may enter a business endeavor planning to stay for the long haul, life may bring about unexpected events that result in the departure of one or more business partners. Preparing a well-crafted buy-sell agreement can protect [...]

2020-07-13T02:07:34+00:00Company Formation, Miscellaneous|
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Website Notices and Disclaimers

2020 and the Coronavirus shutdown has accelerated the migration from brick and mortar storefronts to online eCommerce websites.  This shift to online sales and the accompanying marketing techniques has brought with it the need for new legal documentation like website notices and disclaimers.   Ecommerce legal disclaimers and notices are an important part of doing business [...]

2020-04-29T02:20:10+00:00Business and Corporate Law, Document Review|
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Business: Contracts of Adhesion

Contracts of adhesion are agreements where a party in a position of relative power such as an insurance company or larger corporation agrees to do work with a consumer or business using a non-negotiable contract.   Sales and customer service professionals tend to call these documents “standard” contracts and lawyers informally refer to them as “boilerplate” [...]

2020-04-22T04:15:15+00:00Business and Corporate Law, Document Review|
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Agreements At a Distance

Signing contracts at a “social distance” has been legally possible since the year 2000 when President Bill Clinton signed the Electronic Signatures Act. From then on, the Federal government has recognized electronic signatures as equally valid counterparts to physical ink-on-paper.  There are, however, specific exceptions and conditions. Consent The consumer - or party receiving the [...]

2020-03-26T22:38:47+00:00Business and Corporate Law, Document Review|
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Remote Work During the COVID-19 Shutdown

In the last 10 days, we have seen a drastic change in our daily lives due to the latest Coronavirus (COVID19).  One of these changes is the sudden requirement to work remotely. For millions, that means work from home rather than in an office environment.  While modern technology makes many jobs “doable from home”, there [...]

2020-04-29T02:49:18+00:00Business and Corporate Law, Miscellaneous|
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