May 9, 2023 | Real Estate Law
Springtime is often considered to be a time of change, and this year it has brought forth a set of changes for our Florida “Far-Bar” residential contracts. Condominium and cooperative building associations, sellers, and Realtors will need to be aware of these changes...
Dec 21, 2022 | Estate Planning
As estate planning attorneys we are often asked, “Who will inherit my assets if I die without putting a will in place?” Many people believe that without a last will and testament (a will), the state of Florida will automatically become the beneficiary of their estate...
Dec 21, 2022 | Labor & Employment
Employers should consider requiring jury trial waivers for employees. Arbitration agreements in the employment context have been used by employers for years to avoid having to publicly litigate employment related claims filed against them by employees. Mandatory...
Dec 21, 2022 | Business & Corporate
Planning makes all the difference. Leaving the vacation property to each of your children in equal shares, without addressing all of the complexities of co-ownership, maintenance costs and the potential for serious disputes among the owners is not a plan. Somebody...
