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Yearly Archives: 2015

Florida Employee Leasing Dispute: Lawsuit – What is an arbitration clause? Can I still file my lawsuit in court?

Uncategorized Apr 27, 2015
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Are you considering filing a lawsuit for punitive damages in Palm Beach?    Are you involved in a commercial litigation over a contract dispute in Miami? You may want to hire a commercial litigation law firm to read over you contract. If you signed a valid arbitration clause, you may not be able to bring your lawsuit in court. Read this recent case from Florida’s 4th District Court of Appeal that explains how a court determines whether your arbitration clause was valid.

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Florida Attorney’s Fees Appeal: Real-Estate Action–if the other side voluntarily dismissed our case, shouldn’t he pay my attorney’s fees?

Uncategorized Apr 24, 2015
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Has someone brought a breach of contract case against you in Palm Beach?    Has your business been involved in a commercial litigation dispute that was voluntarily dismissed? Even though the other side voluntarily dismissed the action against you, your commercial litigation law firm and company lawyerwill still expect to be paid for the time it spent preparing for your case in Miami. You may be able to get the other side to pay for your attorney’s fees according to this recent case fromFlorida’s 4th District Court of Appeal.

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Florida Real-Estate Dispute: The Rules of Civil Procedure–can a judge dismiss my complaint without allowing me to amend it first?

Uncategorized Apr 24, 2015
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Are you thinking about filing a complaint against a start-up company in Palm Beach?    Does your complaint involve money taken by a partner or investor? After filing your complaint, you may want to add a new cause of action (reason for the lawsuit) to the complaint before the other side responds to it. Can your judge say, “no” to your request to amend? Read this recent case from Florida’s 4th District Court of Appeal that discusses your legal rights to amend.

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April 16, 2015 Florida Supreme Court Case: Settlement Offer–what does Florida law say about settlement offers from multiple defendants?

Uncategorized Apr 23, 2015
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Can you imagine being involved in a contract lawsuit in Palm Beach where you    are up against a big corporation or 3 separate corporations? Each corporation will probably offer you a settlement amount so that you all do not have to have a contract trial in Miami. But, how will you know if that settlement offer is valid under Florida law? If you plan on settling in a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit against more than one business, you may want to read this recent case from the Florida Supreme Court dealing with settlement offers from multiple defendants.

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April 16, 2015 U.S. Court of Appeals: Florida Statute of Limitations–when does the statute of limitations clock start running?

Uncategorized Apr 23, 2015
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Did you know that there is a limit on how long you have to file a legal claim in Palm Beach?    Do you remember how long ago your cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty was? You may think that you can file your claim in Boca Raton for punitive damages whenever you get ready. However, a good contract lawyer will advise you to file your claim before the statute of limitation expires. Read this recent case from the U.S. Court of Appeals discussing statute of limitations under Florida law.

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