Cryptocurrency
How Do I File a Complaint with Coinbase?
Cryptocurrency and blockchain are often heralded as the future of global finance. Cryptocurrency is decentralized and users operate anonymously, verifying
Eric Gros-Dubois August 26, 2021
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Business Law
Can I Run a Bakery Out of My House in Florida?
In Florida, home bakery businesses with gross sales of $50,000 or less annually may operate as cottage food operations. Cottage
Silvino Diaz August 20, 2021
Consumer Protection
Is Robocalling Legal?
“We have been trying to reach you about your car’s extended warranty.” Have you received a call like this? The
Eric Gros-Dubois August 17, 2021
Business Law
How Do Exclusive Distribution Agreements Work?
An exclusive distribution agreement is a contract between a supplier and a distributor. The distributor agrees to be the sole
Eric Gros-Dubois August 11, 2021
Landlord / Tenant
Air Conditioning – Tenant Right or Rental Amenity?
Landlords’ responsibilities under a residential rental agreement fall under a doctrine known as the implied warranty of habitability. Each state
Eric Gros-Dubois August 4, 2021
Landlord / Tenant
What Happens If I Stay in My Apartment Past the Lease Term?
For one reason or another, you’ve remained in your apartment past the lease term. Maybe you’re having trouble finding a
Eric Gros-Dubois August 4, 2021
Business Law
Can I Recover Attorney’s Fees If My Lease Does Not Mention Them?
Disputes between landlords and their tenants are all too common. From eviction actions to spats over security deposits and habitability
Eric Gros-Dubois August 4, 2021
Consumer Protection
What Protection Does Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act Provide?
Many of us use the internet every day to work, connect with friends, and consume/post digital content. What you might
Silvino Diaz July 22, 2021
Entertainment Law
Can I Get in Trouble for Posting Someone Else’s Photograph of Me?
Pop Star Dua Lipa is being sued by Integral Images, Inc. for posting a paparazzi photo of herself on Instagram.
Silvino Diaz July 21, 2021
Business Law
What is Caveat Emptor Under Florida Law?
Let the Buyer Beware: “As Is” Really Means “As Is” Under Caveat Emptor When a purchase contract for property says
Oscar Gomez July 20, 2021
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