Category Archives: Business Litigation
Florida Property Manager Charged With Discrimination
Unfortunately, discrimination is a part of life for many people. They may be treated unfavorably for various reasons. These are often things they cannot control, such as race, disability, religion, or sexual orientation. The U.S. Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing-related activities. There are also local and state laws that have additional protections…. Read More »
Florida Man Suing Netflix Over Mike Tyson Fight
The highly anticipated fight between Mike Tyson and YouTuber Jake Paul was a huge letdown for a lot of people. Not only did boxing legend Tyson lose the fight but a lot of people watching the fight online didn’t get to view as much as expected due to streaming issues. A Florida man is… Read More »
Types of Business Torts
Running a business is not all fun and games. A part of business operations is dealing with issues such as bad reviews, libel, slander, fraud, and breach of contract. These are called business torts and they can be caused by a person or another business. They can even be committed by an employee. Any… Read More »
How to Resolve Business Partner Disputes
Having a business partner can be a great help when you need to make tough decisions and want someone else’s opinion. But having a partner can also be a real headache when they turn everything into an argument. How do you resolve these disputes without getting all angry and stressed out? The first step… Read More »
Asphalt Paving System Forced to Pay $1.25 Million in Racial Discrimination Suit
Even in 2024, discrimination can still occur. A Florida construction company has been accused of racial discrimination and a lawsuit by Black employees has resulted in a $1.25 million settlement. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which investigated the case, stated that Black employees were demeaned and even threatened by their white supervisors and… Read More »
Dealing With Clients as a Contractor
Being a general contractor can be a rewarding career. Building projects for satisfied clients can bring a lot of joy and in some cases, a lot of money as well. However, the key words here are “satisfied clients.” Each client has a different personality. While some are easy to deal with and always pay… Read More »
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 »
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 »
