Monthly Archives: July 2024
How to Address Dispute Resolution in an Operating Agreement for a Multi-Member LLC
A limited liability company (LLC) is a business entity that combines some of the advantages partnerships and traditional corporations. While not a requirement under Florida law, multi-member LLCs should always have a properly drafted operating agreement in place. Further, that agreement should include provisions for addressing dispute resolution. Within this article, our Palm Beach… Read More »
What Clause Do You Use to Address Deadlock Disputes in a 50/50 Partnership?
Are you entering a 50/50 partnership? No matter how much trust you have in your business partner, it is crucial that you have a well-drafted partnership agreement in place. Notably, with 50/50 partnerships, a provision that addresses deadlock disputes is a must. Here, our West Palm Beach partnership dispute lawyer highlights the key options… Read More »
Defendant Seeks Dismissal of Florida Company’s $30 Million Breach of Contract Lawsuit
According to a report from Juneau Empire, the defendant in a breach of contract lawsuit that was brought by a Florida company has filed a motion to dismiss. Goldbelt Inc—a Native American owned company in Alaska—argues that a supposed oral contract with the Martin County-based iRemedy Healthcare Inc. is unenforceable. Within this blog post,… Read More »
Trucker Inexperience Can Be Dangerous
A fully loaded tractor trailer can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds. It is also typically around 72 feet long. To safely operate such a massive vehicle, a trucker needs skill and experience. Trucker inexperience has the potential to be extremely dangerous. It can contribute to bad accidents. Within this article, our Miami tractor… Read More »
What Evidence Can You Use to Prove Liability in a Semi-Truck Accident Case?
Hurt in a semi-truck crash in Palm Beach County? You are not alone. Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) reports that there were more than 35,000 confirmed heavy duty truck accidents statewide in 2022. A trucker or trucking company may be held legally liable for a serious crash. You may be wondering: What… Read More »
What is the Statute of Limitations for a Civil Sexual Assault Claim in Florida?
According to data from RAINN, approximately 1 in 6 U.S. women has been the victim of sexual violence. Sexual assault is a crime. The perpetrator must be held accountable. It can also lead to a civil legal claim through which the victim can seek financial support. This raises an important question: What is the… Read More »
Copyright Fair Use: Know the Basics
Have you ever heard of or seen someone else use what you know is copyrighted material, and yet, you’re pretty certain they didn’t pay for or get permission to use that material? One way that they may be doing that is through what is known as the fair use doctrine. But be careful—there is… Read More »
Attorney, Advocate and Counselor: How Each Role Helps Your Business
When you think of needing or hiring an attorney, you know your attorney is on your side, but you probably think of your business lawyer more as an expense, than as a business partner, with the goal to save you money, or keep your business running smoothly. But although you may think of your… Read More »
How to Get Certified as a Class for a Class Action Lawsuit
Class action lawsuits can be a savior or a plague, depending on what side of the fence you are on. For consumers and many individuals, class actions are a way of getting compensation for losses that otherwise may not be worth the time and effort of pursuing individually. For businesses on the wrong end… Read More »
The First Four Steps to Take When Facing a Breach of Contract Lawsuit in Florida
Are you or your company facing allegations of a breach of contract in Florida? If the counterparty is already preparing to file a lawsuit—or you have already been served with a complaint—it is imperative that you take immediate action to protect your rights, your interests, and your business. Here, our West Palm Beach commercial… Read More »