Monthly Archives: February 2026
What is Work Product and How Does it Protect You?
When something happens at work, or when you have conversations with people, the age-old mantra (and good legal advice) is to document everything. But sometimes, we have to document events that we wouldn’t want everybody seeing–in fact, the truth and the facts of a given conversation or event may actually get us into legal… Read More »
The Unclean Hands Defense in Breach of Contract Cases
We tend to know that in life, if you expect others to act the right way, you, as well, must also act the right way. The law recognizes this as well, with the doctrine of unclean hands, and when applied, it can be a powerful defense to a breach of contract or other commercial… Read More »
What is an Equitable Remedy?
A remedy in law is relief–essentially, the damages that you get, or the relief that a judge orders, to make things right in a case. Often, that relief is about money–in the majority of cases, some level of money damages is the appropriate way to measure who is owed what in a business litigation… Read More »
Declaratory Judgment and How it Works
Although a great many business law cases have to do with money or payment or repayment, they don’t all. In some cases, there are just two opinions, and we just want a court to tell us what is right. That’s where declaratory judgment comes in. What is Declaratory Judgment? Declaratory judgment is asking a… Read More »
Analyzing the Likelihood of Confusion in Trademark Infringement Cases
Many people believe that once a saying, a logo, or a slogan is trademarked, it can’t be used by anybody else, in any capacity. But that’s not true, because trademarks have to do with the public’s association with a mark, with your business or brand. And it can and does happen that two businesses… Read More »
Consideration Problems in Business Contracts
There are three basic elements to a contract: the offer, acceptance of the offer, and consideration. It’s that third part, consideration, that can sometimes lead to problems when it comes to the enforceability of contracts. What is Consideration? Consideration just means that in every contract, the parties must either get, or give up or… Read More »
Truck Accidents and Whiplash in Florida
Did you or your loved one suffer a whiplash injury in a truck accident in Florida? If so, it is imperative that you get immediate medical attention and that you have the professional legal help you need for a strong, effective claim. A serious whiplash injury can be debilitating. Here, our West Palm Beach… Read More »
Large Truck Bursts Into Flames After Crash in Palm Beach County
According to a report from WPTV, a large truck burst into flames after a crash on the highway in Palm Beach County. The incident involved a dump truck on Florida’s Turnpike. It happened near the Boynton Beach Boulevard exit and led to massive delays. Fortunately, serious injuries were avoided. The accident is still under… Read More »
Refusing Service or to do Business With Someone: When is it Legal?
If you own a business, there are really two schools of thought, which oppose each other. On the one hand, it’s your private business–you can serve or not serve or do business or not do business with whoever you please. On the other hand, you are likely aware that this statement is tempered by… Read More »
Starting a Sole Proprietorship? Here are Things to Consider
Sometimes, starting a business seems like a lot of work–especially if it’s just you, doing something relatively small, like a side hustle of some sort, or random technical or physical work for various clients and customers. It may seem much easier to just be a sole proprietor and side-step all the legal requirements and… Read More »