Business & Corporate Law

Even though the Florida Legislature approved 206 bills during the 2020 session, only a few go into effect at the beginning of the year.

There are specific rules that pertain to federal class actions. The Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 23 governs class actions.

The State of Florida must have personal jurisdiction over the non-resident in order to properly hear and decide the case.

A class action is generally defined as a lawsuit filed or defended by an individual or small group acting on behalf of a large group.

This article will review the appellate jurisdiction of the Florida Supreme Court, Florida District Court of Appeals, and Florida Circuit Courts.

This article explains how the Coronavirus (COVID-19) affects contractual duties of parties in real estate contracts and leases.

This article will review Interrogatories, Requests for Productions, and Admissions of discovery that parties propound upon another party in writing.

The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is designed to assist small businesses maintain their employees and payroll for an 8-week period following loan funding.

Controversy surrounding large companies that have received PPP funding has put the idea of “necessary” under a microscope.

This article will assess whether business owners potentially have a viable COVID-19 insurance claim and what steps to take in order to position your business for a successful outcome.