Business Records Request- Court Intervention
Florida Limited Liability Companies Business Records Requests – Court Intervention As a follow up to the previous discussion: Florida Limited […]
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Business Records Requests- A Member’s Demand and Company’s Response
Florida Limited Liability Companies Business Records Requests – A Member’s Demand and Company’s Response In this next series, we discuss
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Construction Contracts Escalation Cause
Contractors and Subcontractors do not possess a crystal ball! Generally, contracts regarding construction involve the memorialization of what will be
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What are Persuasive Defenses to a Fraudulent Lien Claim?
Following the filing of a construction lien, a lienor may be faced with an allegation that the lien is fraudulent
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Do we Really Need an Attorney’s Fee Expert?
In 2002, the Fourth District Court of Appeal issued a decision in Island Hoppers, Ltd. v. Keith, 820 So. 2d
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Declaratory Statement for Florida Contractors
Many Florida contractors and license holders find it can be difficult to read and interpret statutes that govern their license.
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How Do You Become a Pool Contractor in Florida?
One of the unintended consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic is the explosion of the pool industry. People under quarantine or
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Can you Recover Attorney Fees for Litigating the Amount of Attorney Fees?
In 2011, an article was published in The Florida Bar Journal entitled “Revisiting the Standard Attorneys’ fee and Cost Provision.
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Attorney Fees Billing Practices
Attorneys are reminded that the burden of establishing a reasonable fee rests with the fee applicant, who supplies the court
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How to Become a “Class A” Air Conditioning Contractor in Florida
Chapter 489, Florida Statutes and 61G4-12 through 23, Florida Administrative Code sets forth the requirements for an applicant to achieve
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