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Florida's booming commercial real estate market offers exciting opportunities for property owners who lease space to businesses. But beware – pitfalls can arise if you have not implemented legal protection. Well-drafted contracts can offer stability and security in...
If there’s been a contract breach involving your company, you may feel that the broken contract has caused financial harm to your business. You want to pursue legal action to recoup the money that you’ve lost because you expected the other party to uphold their side...
Property owners who are considering purchasing a property have to do their due diligence before they make the purchase. One thing that they need to look for is whether there is an easement attached to any particular property. Easements are a legal right of one party...
Business partnerships depend on the idea that each owner will work with the other(s) to make decisions that are in the best interests of the company. When disputes occur, partners must ensure they handle the situation in a way that enables the business to move forward...
Trade secrets are valuable business assets, offering competitive advantages and unique selling points. However, they are vulnerable to theft, which can potentially cause significant harm to a company’s brand. The following are some strategies to prevent your...
Force majeure clauses are typically included when construction contracts are drafted. These clauses limit or eliminate liability for not finishing a project or not meeting the deadline if a “greater force” prevents it. While these clauses are typically associated with...
If you’re one of those business owners who like to skip over what you may consider the introductory “fluff” of a contract and focus on the key points so that you know precisely what you’re agreeing to, you may largely ignore the contract recitals. However, you...
A contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties. Parties may agree that one party is responsible for supplying a service or product, which is detailed in a contract. These outlines can include when a service or product is expected to be supplied,...
The gradual expansion of a construction project’s objectives, requirements or deliverables beyond what was initially planned or agreed upon is known as “scope creep.” It often occurs when additional features, tasks or changes are introduced during the construction...
If you are an aspiring business owner in Florida, considering the structure of your new venture is crucial for its success and sustainability. One option that offers flexibility, protection and credibility is establishing your business as a Limited Liability Company...