Monthly Archives: June 2025
Police: Nurse in Florida Snuck into Patient’s Room and Sexually Assault Her
On May 23rd, 2025, the Miami Herald reported that local law enforcement officers have filed criminal charges against a nurse who alleged snuck into a patient’s room and committed sexual assault. Anthony Coleman—30 years old—is facing a felony sexual battery offense in Pasco County. Mr. Coleman was terminated by the hospital after the allegations… Read More »
Your Business’ Harassment Policy Should Include These Things
Sure, your business has a sexual harassment policy—or at least, it should. But does it include everything that needs to be included in such a policy? Completeness Matters Many businesses slap together bare bones harassment or discrimination policies, and figure they are just fine. But they never give thought to the things that should… Read More »
What Role Does a Board of Directors Play in Running a Company?
When it comes to a company’s board of directors, you may find yourself in one of two potential positions. On one hand, you may be in a position where you are appointing or nominating board members to serve on your board. Or, you may yourself be appointed or nominated as a member of a… Read More »
Can You Sue for Breach if You Aren’t a Party to and Didn’t Sign a Contract?
If you have a contract, you may anticipate that if you do something wrong in breach of the contract, you could be sued by the other party or parties to that contract. But what you may not expect is getting sued by someone that isn’t a party to the contract—that is, they didn’t sign… Read More »
Who Investigates a Truck Accident in Florida?
Hurt in a semi-truck accident in Florida? The crash must be thoroughly investigated to determine what exactly went wrong. This raises an important question: Who is responsible for investigating a truck accident? The short answer is that many parties may investigate the incident, including law enforcement, the insurance company, and your lawyer. Here, our… Read More »
How are Lost Wages Calculated for a Truck Accident in Florida?
Were you injured in a trucking accident in Palm Beach County or elsewhere in South Florida? If a serious accident keeps you off of the job for a significant period of time, you have the right to seek compensation for lost income. This raises an important question: How are lost wages calculated as part… Read More »
Smokey Robinson Faces Civil Sexual Assault Lawsuit
According to a report from Health News Florida, Smokey Robinson—the famous singer, songwriter, and record producer—is facing a several sexual assault complaints. Four former housekeepers for Mr. Robinson alleged that they were violated by him while employed at his residence. A criminal investigation has been opened by law enforcement in Los Angeles County, California…. Read More »
A 1031 Exchange Can Help Your Real Estate Business
It almost doesn’t matter whether the real estate market is in an up or down cycle. For many people, buying properties and flipping them is a profitable business idea. What About Taxes? But many people who do flip properties forget one thing that can eat into your profits really quickly: the profit you make… Read More »
Avoiding Commingling Personal and Business Assets and Debt
One of the biggest mistakes that business owners, especially smaller business owners make, is commingling funds. Commingling funds can lead to loss of corporate protection (piercing the corporate veil), and can end up costing you personal assets if the business finds itself in legal trouble. It also can, in serious cases, get you sued… Read More »
What is Specific Performance and When Do You Get It?
In almost every case, when someone breaches a contract, the issue is money. Specifically, how much money is someone owed, as a measure of the damages, because of the breach of contract. There are a number of ways to calculate damages but at the end of the day, it’s about money. What About Performance?… Read More »