Category Archives: Business Law
Does an LLC Provide Protection to the Business Owner?
Are you considering forming a limited liability company (LLC) in Florida. If so, you may be wondering: Does an LLC actually provide real liability protection to the business owner? The answer is “yes”—one of the primary benefits of an LLC is that it offers tangible and reliable liability protection. Your LLC’s assets and liabilities… Read More »
Locked in a Business Contract Dispute? How Commercial Mediation Can Help
Are you locked in a business contract dispute? Do not assume that the only way to resolve the case is going to court. Mediation can be a great tool for contract disputes. Here, our Miami business law attorney explains how commercial mediation can be a great option to resolve a contract dispute. What is… Read More »
Due Diligence for Your Business Investment
Andrew J. Boloy, Attorney Whether purchasing or investing in a business, thorough due diligence is one of the most significant aspects of protecting yourself during the process. While many business owners have the wisdom and knowledge to come up with a general value of the business through a proper accounting audit, are you sure… Read More »
Business Law in Florida: What is a Registered Agent?
How do you set up a business in Florida? If you are going to set up a corporation or a limited liability company (LLC), then you will need a registered agent in the state. A registered agent is an individual that has been designated by the business to receive official legal documents. Here, our… Read More »
Summary Judgment: You May Not Get Your Day in Court
If you have a business law case in court, you probably anticipate that if you want to, and if you don’t want to settle or drop the case beforehand, that you will have your case heard by a jury or at least a judge. After all, the legal system is designed so that all… Read More »
How to Make Your NDA Enforceable
Drafting a rock solid nondisclosure agreement can be vital to your business. It can be the difference between doing business safely, or having your important trade and business secrets, out in the open, for the public-and for competitors—to see and use. And with so many eyes (employees and contractors) on such sensitive information, an… Read More »
What is a Non Circumvention Agreement?
If you go into business with other people, whether in a partnership or some other business entity, the hope and assumption is that you are going into business with people you trust. That is, of course, not something to rely on—business agreements, contracts, bylaws, or management agreements are always vital in any business venture… Read More »
Insurance Companies Can, and Do, Go Under-What Happens Next?
We rely on insurance not just in our daily lives, personally, but in our businesses as well. Insurance allows us to operate, allows us to live safely, and allows us to mitigate legal risk. But although we think of insurance companies as these unstoppable, invincible corporate figures, the truth is that insurance companies can,… Read More »
Understanding the Business Dispute Between Daryl Hall and John Oates
If you grew up in the 80s, or are a fan of 80s music, there is one duo whose music is so ubiquitous, that their songs almost define the attitude and style of that generation: Daryl Hall and John Oates. But despite the fact that the two paired to form some of the most… Read More »
How to Look Up a Florida Corporation with the State of Florida
Because we live in an age when buying things online is common—possibly, just as or more common than buying things in person—it has also become easier for scammers to take people’s money. Anybody with HTML skills or software, can create a website that looks legitimate. But how do you know when the company you… Read More »
