Think You’re “Common Law Married” in Florida? Think Again
I. The Misconception Many couples believe that if they live together long enough and act like a married couple, they are
The CHOICE Act: How Florida’s Strict Noncompete Law Impacts Miami-Dade Differently
Read the article in Miami Living Magazine.
Florida aprueba una de las leyes más estrictas sobre cláusulas de no competencia, pero Miami-Dade marca una excepción clave
Read the article in La Capital Del Sol website.
President Trump’s Executive Order Expands FTO Designations To Cartels, Creating New Risks For Global Business
On January 20, 2025, his first day back in office, President Trump signed Executive Order 14157 (EO 14157), titled “Designating Cartels
Community vs. Common Law Property States: Marriage, Divorce, or the Loss of a Spouse
When it comes to marriage and owning property, U.S. states are divided into two categories: community property and common law property
Reciprocity Agreements and Music Royalties
The following is an excerpt from the book “The Music Catalog Sales Guide”, by Silvino E. Díaz, Esq. It’s a comprehensive
Franchise or License? Choosing Your Best Business Expansion Strategy
When establishing or growing your business, considering both franchising and licensing is important to determine what is best for your business.
Why Did Music Catalog Sales Get So Popular?
The following is an excerpt from the book “The Music Catalog Sales Guide”, by Silvino E. Díaz, Esq. It’s a comprehensive
Transferring Ownership Interest of a Limited Liability Company
When transferring ownership interest in a Florida limited liability company, it is important to follow the legal, financial, and regulatory requirements
Bigger than Beauty: The Legal Layers of Celebrity Beauty Acquisitions
The beauty industry is buzzing with high-profile celebrity brand acquisitions. These mega-deals offer significant financial wins for founders and strategic advantages