An intentional tort means the person committed an act toward or person or property knowing there would be consequences. A person can also be compensated if they are found to be a victim of an intentional tort in business. Intentional business torts can be classified...
The Florida Spine and Joint Institute has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Geico, alleging that the insurance giant has systematically committed fraud with personal injury protection claims. FSJI claims that Geico has routinely denied payments for treatment that...
When legal problems arise from a building project in Miami, construction litigation may be necessary. Construction lawyers might represent property owners, individual workers, large companies or sureties. For example, payment and workmanship disputes are common issues...
Those involved with commercial leasing in Florida will want to know more about the types of leases and what they contain. There are several different leases that are available; these can also be modified to suit both parties. According to the balance small business,...
In order for a professional or personal business enterprise to be successful, they must understand the laws that surround their area of expertise. With any business comes the implication that there will be many contracts with different vendors and partners in order to...
As a commercial landlord, a strong relationship with your tenants is crucial to your livelihood. While most will pay you on time each month, some may tend to pay their rent late – if at all. Other tenants may not uphold their lease’s terms, whether through misusing...
Florida business disputes can have significant ramifications on the companies that are involved in them. The end result of these lawsuits can have an impact on the bottom line of millions of dollars. Recently, an appeals court greatly reduced a large verdict against...
Millions of people in Florida and around the country subscribe to premium cable and satellite channels like Starz. The Colorado-based service has attracted more than 31 million subscribers by offering television shows and major motion pictures that cannot be seen...
When an unhappy customer or a frustrated former employee slanders your business, you may wonder if you have recourse against them. Their comments may be untrue, but do they have the malicious intent of harming your livelihood? If so, they qualify as defamation. You...
Businesses often need to work with outside parties to carry out operations. But sometimes, owners may find the partnership isn't giving it a good return on investment. In these instances, they may wish to sever ties with a specific service and find another one that...
