Monthly Archives: March 2026
Who Can Be Held Civilly Liable for Sexual Assault in Florida?
In Florida, a civil sexual assault claim allows victims to seek compensation for their damages. It is a separate legal cause of action than any criminal case. There are a number of different defendants who may potentially bear civil liability for sexual violence, it is not just the perpetrator. In this article, our West… Read More »
How Insurance Companies Really Evaluate Truck Accident Claims in Florida
Were you hurt in a truck accident in Palm Beach County or elsewhere in South Florida? You can bring a claim to seek compensation for your damages. Whether you are bringing a PIP claim, a fault-based personal injury claim, or both, it is crucial that you know how the big insurance companies operate in… Read More »
Trucker Training is Key to Preventing Accidents
Trucking companies should never put profits before people. A commercial truck driver in Florida needs a proper license (Commercial Driver’s License or “CDL”). He or she should also be properly trained. Undertrained truckers contribute to a serious number of crashes in our region. Here, our West Palm Beach semi-truck accident lawyer explains why trucker… Read More »
Driver Lifted After Commercial Truck Crash in Florida
According to a report from 7 News Miami, a driver was airlifted to a local hospital after a crash with a tractor trailer in Miami-Dade County. The accident is still under a more thorough investigation by local law enforcement. Though, as two tractor trailers collided at an intersection and overturned, the crash damage was… Read More »
How Much More Likely are Commercial Truck Accidents to Cause Fatalities than Car Accidents?
Tractor trailers are massive. They can weigh as much as 40 tons in Florida. The large size of these commercial vehicles make them especially dangerous. A semi-truck accident is significantly more likely to cause fatalities than a passenger car accident. Here, our West Palm Beach truck accident attorney provides a clear overview of the… Read More »
Five Types of Contract Disputes That Frequently Lead to Business Litigation
Contracts form the foundation of most commercial relationships. When one party fails to meet its contractual obligations, disputes often arise that can lead to litigation. Many companies will rely on an attorney to resolve these conflicts and enforce their contractual rights. Florida contract law allows businesses to pursue damages when another party breaches an… Read More »
How Businesses Can Protect Themselves From Vendor and Supplier Disputes
Vendor and supplier relationships are essential to the operation of many businesses. When those relationships break down, disputes can quickly escalate into costly litigation. Companies that rely on consistent supply chains often turn to business litigation attorneys to resolve disputes involving delayed deliveries, defective goods, or payment disagreements. Commercial supply relationships are often governed… Read More »
When Business Disputes Become Civil RICO Cases in Florida
Business disputes sometimes involve more than simple breach of contract or partnership disagreements. In certain situations, a dispute may escalate into a claim under civil racketeering laws. These cases are often complex and can involve significant financial consequences. Florida businesses facing these allegations frequently seek guidance from experienced business litigation attorneys who understand the… Read More »
Cohabitation Agreements are as Much Business, as they are Personal Documents
When you move in with, or buy property with another person, you tend to think of it as a personal matter. Whether moving in with significant others or domestic partners or friends, our mind doesn’t see these events as business events needing business documents to protect ourselves. But outside of marriage, if something goes… Read More »
What is a Coblentz Agreement?
Imagine this scenario: You sue someone or a company, for a significant amount of money. You have concern about the other side’s viability, finances, or ability to pay any kind of significant judgment or settlement. But you do know that they are insured, so at least you have a pocket that will pay you… Read More »