Monthly Archives: March 2023
Class Action Lawsuits: To Join Or Not To Join?
It may have happened to you before – you receive a curious piece of mail you weren’t expecting. Upon review, you see that it is an invitation to join a class action lawsuit. You read the details and realize you may actually be eligible to join. But should you? Before you join a class… Read More »
Why A Buy-Out Can Be An Effective Way To Resolve A Partnership Dispute
Business partnership disputes are hard. They can take a tremendous emotional and financial toll. A proactive approach is key in these cases. You do not want to end up in a drawn-out dispute that causes avoidable damage to the underlying business. A buy-out is one potential tool to resolve a partnership dispute. Here, our… Read More »
FDUTPA Violation: Florida Attorney General Takes Action Against Hot Tub Sellers That Deceived Consumers With False Promises
Recently, the Office of Attorney General Ashley Moody announced that enforcement action was being taken against two Florida hot tub and spa companies—Affordable Spa Covers and Coverlex—for deceptive and unfair business practices. The companies stand accused of knowingly and intentionally accepting payments for products that they could not deliver on time, or, in some… Read More »
Can You Bring A Personal Injury Claim Against Someone For An Intentional Injury?
Were you injured by the wrongful actions of another party? You may be aware that you can bring a personal injury lawsuit against a negligent person, business, or organization that is responsible for your accident. What happens if you are intentionally harmed by another? Can you still bring a personal injury claim? The answer… Read More »
Tiger Woods’ Ex-Girlfriend Wants To Nullify Their NDA: What Is An NDA?
Tiger Woods is back in the spotlight, and once again, it isn’t because of his golf game. In this case, it has to do with an NDA that his then-girlfriend signed after they started dating. In the NDA, his now ex-girlfriend agreed to arbitrate all disputes with Woods out of court, “as consideration for… Read More »
No Compromises On Juries?
In life, when there is disagreement, coming to a compromise is often a good thing. A little give and take, a little negotiation, and some flexibility, are helpful in resolving disputes. But when it comes to serving on a jury, or a jury’s decision, compromise can not only be a bad thing, but it… Read More »
That Cruise Ticket Does A Lot More Than You Think It Does
Now that COVID has thankfully subsided somewhat, many people are taking back to the seas in the form of cruising. If you are injured on a cruise you may think the process of suing is about the same as it would be anywhere else. But that is not the case, thanks largely in part… Read More »
Dog Mauling Demonstrates How Companies Can Be Liable For Animal Attacks
When dogs injure people you probably already know that their owners can be held liable for the injuries that the dogs cause. But organizations that own or control dogs can be liable as well, and the problems and errors that can lead to lawsuits were recently demonstrated in a tragic mauling of an organization’s… Read More »
FTC: Marketer Charged With False Advertising For Manipulating Ratings (First Eve Review Hijacking Case)
On February 16th, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charged Bountiful Company—a firm engaged in the business of marketing and selling vitamins and supplements—in a false advertising case. It is the agency’s first ever “review hijacking” case. As part of the enforcement action, Bountiful Company will pay $600,000. Below, our West Palm Beach deceptive… Read More »
Personal Injury Claims In Florida: Non-Economic Damages
According to the National Center for Health Statistics, nearly 40 million Americans seek emergency medical attention for injuries each year. If you were injured because of the careless or reckless conduct of another party, you can hold them liable for your damages. Damages are about more than just out-of-pocket losses. You have a right… Read More »
