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House Bill 625 (2021), sponsored by Representative Clay Yarborough, R–Jacksonville, amends Sections 733.6167 and 736.1007 of the Florida Statutes to provide that if an attorney...

As the nation begins the slow road to recovery following COVID-19 and initiates a return to the workplace, the construction industry – which has proven to be one of the most resilient industries throughout the pandemic –

Business Continuity Planning ("BCP") is the process of creating a system of prevention and recovery from potential interruptions and other threats to an organization.

In just a few short years, drones and the real-time data they collect have contributed to improvements across the construction industry, from overall project efficiency to visual progress reporting for clients and stakeholders.

The success of the modern internet can, in many ways, be traced to the passing of the watershed law of internet regulation that provides immunity from civil lawsuits for platforms...

As discussed in "Business Continuity Planning Part 1: Managing Risk by Developing a Business Continuity Plan," it is often the case that the difference between a failing business and company...

You might be surprised to learn that many new companies fail to recognize the breadth of their intellectual property (IP) or to appreciate the significance of proper protection.

Common estate planning misconceptions, as well as a lack of focus on legacy planning, have resulted in a number of common myths which have led people to believe that an estate plan is unnecessary.

Earlier this month in Levy v. Levy, No. SC20-1195, 2021 WL 4614308 (Fla. Oct. 7, 2021), the Supreme Court of Florida issued a ruling that section 57.105(7) of the Florida Statutes did not apply to the...

Intellectual property rights can get muddled in the "real world" and with the advent of virtual worlds, such as the Metaverse, this will only further complicate matters for brand owners who will now have to monitor and...

When two or more co-owners of real property disagree over its use or management, one mechanism to resolve such disagreement is by partition.

In a recent case that is interesting reading for both antitrust lawyers and insurance agents, which probably does not happen often, Florida's Second District Court of Appeal ("Second DCA")...

The Takings Clause of the U.S. Constitution prohibits the government from depriving an owner of private property for public use without "just compensation."

Rooted in the principle of fairness, the doctrine of assignor estoppel generally prevents an inventor, who had previously assigned their patent rights to another for value...

More than one business owner this week has wondered aloud: "Why is my lawyer spending so much time (and, therefore, money) on the minutiae of the Operating Agreement?

Whether as a result of market conditions, evolving golfer preferences, or the financial realities of operating a golf course, golf courses in Florida regularly change hands.

In a recent case, the Florida Supreme Court held that an arbitration covenant contained in a developer's original deed also bound the second owner.