Monthly Archives: June 2023
Four Criteria You Must Meet to Be a Plaintiff in a Shareholder Derivative Lawsuit in Florida
A shareholder derivative lawsuit is a legal cause of action filed by a shareholder (or group of shareholders) on behalf of the corporation itself. Most often, it is a type of claim that is pursued against officers, directors, or other top leaders of the company. To move forward with a shareholder derivative action, there… Read More »
Federal Judge Allows False Advertising Lawsuit Against Fireball to Proceed Over Malt Liquor Beverage
According to a report from Courthouse News Service, a federal judge will allow a false advertising lawsuit against a malt liquor beverage advertised as “fireball” to proceed. Consumers allege that marketing falsely implies that the product is “whisky-based.” In this article, our Miami deceptive and unfair trade practices lawyers provide a more detailed overview… Read More »
School Bus Accident Reported in West Palm Beach
According to a report from Yahoo News, a school bus was involved in an accident on Southern Boulevard in West Palm Beach, Florida. It was a significant crash, the driver was taken to a local hospital for an evaluation. The bus is associated with The King’s Academy, a private school serving Palm Beach County…. Read More »
How to Choose the Right Commercial Litigation Attorney for Your Business
Choosing the right commercial litigation attorney for your business is crucial to ensure effective representation to protect your interests in legal disputes. When considering which commercial litigation attorney you should choose, keep the following tips in mind: Experience and Expertise: Look for an attorney with significant experience and expertise in commercial litigation. They should… Read More »
AARP Florida Speak Out Against Lower Staffing Standards in Our State’s Nursing Homes
According to a report from NBC WESH 2, AARP Florida is officially speaking against lower staffing levels and lower staffing standards in nursing homes. The organization says that staffing issues are resulting in reduced quality of care and greater risks to nursing home residents. Here, our Miami nursing negligence lawyers highlight the concerns raised… Read More »
Mitigating Risk in Commercial Contracts
When drafting commercial contract clauses, it’s important to be aware of common mistakes that can undermine the effectiveness or enforceability of the contract. Therefore, mitigating risk in commercial contracts is essential for protecting the interests of all parties involved. Here are some key factors to keep in mind when drafting and negotiating commercial contracts:… Read More »
Wells Fargo Agrees to $1 Billion in Shareholder Lawsuit
According to a report from The Washington Post, Wells Fargo—the massive San Francisco-based financial services company—has agreed to pay out approximately $1 billion to settle a shareholder lawsuit. The shareholder complaint alleged that the company made material misrepresentations to shareholders regarding its efforts to resolve the 2016 fake account scandal that rocked the industry…. Read More »
Is Your Company Facing an FDUTPA Lawsuit? Four Steps to Take
The Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) is a state law that was put into effect to protect consumers, businesses, and organizations against unjust and materially misleading commercial practices. As the law has a private right of action, any party can file an FDUPTA lawsuit against a business that operates in Florida…. Read More »
Navigating Breach of Contract Claims: Essential Steps for Business Owners
A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to fulfill their obligations as stated in a legally binding agreement or contract. It essentially means that one party has not performed the duties or promises outlined in the contract. Navigating breach of contract claims can be a complex process for business owners. It is… Read More »
What Are the Pros and Cons of Mediation in Business Litigation?
Mediation plays a significant role in business litigation as an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method. It involves a neutral third party, the mediator, who assists the parties in reaching a mutually acceptable resolution to their dispute. Here are the pros, cons, and best practices associated with mediation in business litigation: Pros of Mediation: Cost-effective:… Read More »
