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Yearly Archives: 2015

Second District Court of Appeals Case Highlights the Important Differences Between “Jurisdiction” and “Venue”

Uncategorized Apr 23, 2015
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Are you currently litigating against a trustee or trust beneficiary in   West Palm Beach? Have you encountered the argument that Florida is not the proper venue for the trust litigation? Do you know what that means?  Check out what the Second District Court of Appeal of Florida had to say about the distinction between venue and jurisdiction.

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Florida Breach of Contract Dispute: Public Policy Question–can a city impose a real-estate property tax on a non-profit organization?

Uncategorized Apr 22, 2015
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Do you run a non-profit organization in Palm Beach? Does your non-profit organization have real-estate property in Miami? Has your organization ever been order to pay an ad valorem tax on that real-estate property? Well, you may want to read this recent case from Florida’s 2nd District Court of Appeal dealing with breach of contract and ad valorem tax.

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April 22, 2015 Florida Commercial Litigation: Foreclosure Sale–what is an “evidentiary hearing”?

Uncategorized Apr 22, 2015
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Are you involved in a commercial lawsuit in Palm Beach?    Or, have you ever dealt with a partnership lawsuit in Miami due to a contract dispute? In either case, you may have had an evidentiary hearing. If so, you may want to read this April 22, 2015 Florida commercial litigation case from Florida’s 4th District Court of Appeal dealing with evidentiary hearings.

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