Anticipatory breaches of contracts happen when one party to a contract clearly communicates, either through words or actions, that they do not intend to fulfill their obligations under the contract, either because they cannot or due to some other concern. This occurs...
Defamation against a business can do major damage to its reputation. Unfounded or exaggerated claims made by an outside party can deter prospective clients and customers from doing business with a company. Historically, defamation largely occurred in private settings...
Property owners can get angry when they discover something is wrong with a property you’ve built for them. They might hurl accusations without giving you a chance to explain your side of things. If there is an issue with a property you’ve worked on, it could be your...
It’s no surprise that business partners often fall out over something. There is a lot at stake in running a business, and relationships can be complicated even when no money is involved. If you’re a business owner, how you handle partnership disagreements is what...
The recipe for Coca-Cola is an example of a trade secret because it's confidential information that gives the business a competitive edge. It would be illegal for someone to steal or reveal the recipe. Type of litigation Theft of trade secrets, referred to as business...
When two parties in Florida enter into a contract, each is legally obligated to perform their contractual duties. If a contracting party violates the contract by failing to perform as promised, the non-breaching party can pursue remedies as called for in the contract...
For many Florida residents, moving into a condominium is an excellent option. They obtain the security and financial benefits of homeownership without the full-fledged responsibility to maintain an independent residence. Unfortunately, there are a few challenges that...
Construction projects are happening all the time throughout Florida. The parties involved in constructing and owning buildings typically create and sign contracts before a project officially begins. Unfortunately, creating and signing a contract doesn't guarantee the...
Business torts in Florida refer to legal wrongdoings committed against a business or individual during commercial activities. Business torts can result in significant financial damages and legal consequences for the offenders involved. There are many different types...
Contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and vendors around the country can file mechanics liens to improve their chances of being paid should a construction project run into financial difficulties. Mechanics liens are filed in county recorder’s offices and attached to...
