Recent Blog Posts
Has the Other Side Breached a Contract? Here’s What to Do
There are many situations in which contracts are in place to protect the parties involved. It’s all part of business. A breach in an employment relationship can be especially harmful to a company. A breach could mean that an employee disclosed secrets to a competitor. Because of the potential damage, it’s important to deal… Read More »
Shareholder Rights to Know About
Many of us have invested in companies. Maybe you haven’t doled out millions of dollars to budding entrepreneurs like the investors on the TV show “Shark Tank,” but if you own shares in a company, then you have legal rights that you may not know about. Shareholder rights are the powers and privileges granted… Read More »
HOA Board Asks for $60,000 Special Assessment
Homeowners associations are the bane of some Florida residents’ existence. Many condos and homes in the Sunshine State are governed under HOAs and while these associations are in place to help homeowners, some do more harm than good. Homeowners in the Villas of Carillon townhome community of Feather Sound are reeling after learning that… Read More »
Starbucks Accused of Race Discrimination
Many people love Starbucks. A lot of people also love working there. But is the popular coffee chain discriminatory in its hiring practices? Florida’s attorney general seems to think so. Ashley Moody filed a complaint in May calling for an investigation into Starbucks’ hiring process. She is asking the Florida Commission on Human Relations… Read More »
What to Know About Construction Lien Law
Many Florida homeowners count on general contractors to repair and add on to their homes. They may even call on construction professionals to build them pools. Contractors often use subcontractors and suppliers to assist with these projects. This is something you need to be concerned about as a homeowner. Your home is likely your… Read More »
The Need for Consumer Protection for Timeshares
Florida has the most timeshare resorts in the United States. In fact, Orlando is known as the “timeshare capital.” Many people get sucked into timeshare presentations and schemes, and while most don’t fall for them, some do. Roughly 7% of adults own a timeshare. The Better Business Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission have… Read More »
10 Vehicles Involved in Bradenton Accident
Motorists need to be vigilant while driving. When on the road, anything can happen in an instant. They need to be aware of traffic slowdowns and other road hazards that can lead to accidents. Ten vehicles were recently involved in a crash in Manatee County. The accident happened on the afternoon of September 11… Read More »
Deputy Faces Aggravated Assault Charge for Off-Duty Fight
Police officers need to know when to use their power. Pulling out a gun during an off-duty fight is not a good display of professionalism. In fact, it can lead to arrest and criminal charges. This recently happened to a Manatee County Sheriff’s Office deputy. He is facing an aggravated assault charge after allegedly… Read More »
Bradenton Man Hit by Car, Killed
Riding a bike can be fun for people of all ages. Plus, it’s an economical way to get from one place to another, which can be especially useful in cities where everything is close by. However, bicycles can be dangerous. For example, their small size makes them hard to see. A Bradenton man was… Read More »
Woman Files Slip and Fall Lawsuit Against Publix
Nobody is immune from slips and falls. They can happen anywhere and at any time. They can even occur while you’re shopping at your favorite grocery store. This is what allegedly happened to a Florida woman. She has filed a lawsuit against Publix Super Markets, alleging negligence after she slipped and fell. On May… Read More »
