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Freeze Out Mergers: What Florida Shareholders Are Entitled to Demand
A freeze out merger sounds almost gentle in name, but the effect on a minority shareholder can be anything but. These transactions allow majority owners to restructure a company in a way that eliminates minority shareholders entirely, often in exchange for a cash payment they had little say in negotiating. So what protections does… Read More »
What is the Formula for Calculating Pain and Suffering After a Truck Accident in Florida?
Were you seriously hurt in a truck accident in Florida? You have the right to seek compensation for your damages, including pain and suffering. You may be wondering: What is the formula for calculating pain and suffering in Florida? The short answer is that there is no “fixed” standard. Instead, pain and suffering is… Read More »
High Profile Pastor in Florida Faces Charges for Allegedly Covering Up Sexual Abuse
On September 10th, 2025, NBC News reported that Mark Vega, a high profile Florida pastor who has served as the chaplain for the MLB’s New York Yankees, is facing criminal charges for his alleged covering up of child sex abuse within his church. Here, our West Palm Beach child sex abuse lawyer for victims… Read More »
Injured in an E-Bike Accident? Know Your Rights.
Robert Johnson According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, e-bike injuries have surged over 70% between 2017 and 2022. In 2022 alone, more than 46,000 emergency room visits were linked to micromobility devices, including e-bikes. Common causes of e-bike accidents include: Speed-related loss of control; Car and pedestrian collisions; Mechanical failures or defective components,… Read More »
Marketing Emails Can Get You in Legal Trouble
Despite the fact that we all seem to get way more marketing emails that we’d ever need, and that most of us don’t open many of them, email marketing remains a large part of a corporate marketing strategy. But emailing doesn’t come without risks, because there are laws that dictate how and when you… Read More »
Attorney Client Privilege in the Corporate and Business World: What’s Protected?
If you speak to your attorney, you probably already know that everything you say to him or her is private and confidential. But in the context of a business and its attorney, the attorney client privilege can get a bit more confusing. Humans and Corporate Representatives The problem is a practical one. Companies are… Read More »
Common Mistakes in Arbitration Clauses
Whether you want to have an arbitration clause on your business contracts or not is up to you, and there are a number of pros or cons to having them. But if you do think that they can help you limit liability, or obtain some other kind of advantage, you certainly want to make… Read More »
Price Fixing, Collusion and the Realtor’s Settlement: There’s a Lesson to be Learned
You may not give much thought to collusion, the act of working with your competitors to fix or agree on prices. But collusion is illegal, and can get you sued, whether by consumer or by the government, as the recent lawsuit related to realtors’ commissions demonstrates. Realtor’s Settlement As you may know from buying… Read More »
Don’t Discriminate Against Employees who File for Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy is not a “Scarlet Letter,” or a mark of some kind of shame for people who do file. Nonetheless, as an employer you may have, and have a right to have, your own opinion on what it means when employees file for bankruptcy. What you don’t have a right to do,… Read More »