Business Law
What are Liquidated Damages?
Liquidated damages are a type of compensation that is awarded by a court to an injured party as a result of a
Eric Gros-Dubois May 26, 2021
Business Law
Read More »
Business Partnership Disputes
If My Partner Commits Fraud, Can I be Personally Liable?
Like the answer to many legal questions, it depends. If you are unaware that your partner is committing the fraud,
Eric Gros-Dubois May 26, 2021
Business Litigation
Are You Involved in a Lawsuit That Has Dragged On?
Perhaps the opposing party filed a complaint, which you and your attorneys responded to. But the opposing party hasn’t responded
Silvino Diaz May 25, 2021
Business Law
What is a Commercial Lease?
A commercial lease is a contractual agreement for a business to rent office space or other property from a landlord.
Eric Gros-Dubois May 25, 2021
Foreign Investing
Can a student with an F1 visa own a corporation taxed as an S-Corp?
If you are an international student in the U.S. and are wondering if you can start your own company, the
Eric Gros-Dubois May 25, 2021
Family Law
What is the Granny Flat Exemption?
Florida Statute 193.703 contains the Assessment Reduction of New Construction for Parent(s) or Grandparent(s) Living Quarters, commonly known as the
Eric Gros-Dubois May 24, 2021
Business Partnership Disputes
What is the best action to take when dealing with a Business Partner Dispute?
Starting a business with someone is an exciting endeavor. However, in business, as in life, sometimes things take an unexpected
Eric Gros-Dubois May 24, 2021
Business Litigation
What is attorney client privilege?
What is attorney-client privilege? Although the definition of attorney-client privilege is different among state and federal courts, establishing the privilege
Oscar Gomez May 20, 2021
Business Law
Do S-Corporation Shareholders Have to Take Equal Distributions?
S-Corporations are some of the most common corporate entities that are used in the state of Florida, particularly because of
Eric Gros-Dubois January 6, 2021
Contract
What is a Fictitious Name or “DBA” in Florida?
Under Florida Statute §865.09, a fictitious name means any name under which a person transacts business in this state, other than the person’s legal name. This is also known as DBA, or “doing business as.”
Eric Gros-Dubois October 27, 2020
Categories
Categories
- Bankruptcy (6)
- Business Law (391)
- Business Litigation (35)
- Business Partnership Disputes (8)
- businesses (7)
- CBD Law (2)
- Civil Litigation (58)
- Commercial Law (2)
- Consumer Protection (8)
- Contract (29)
- copyright (12)
- Corporate (6)
- COVID-19 (35)
- Cryptocurrency (5)
- Documentary Stamp Tax (2)
- Employment Law (82)
- Entertainment Law (92)
- EPGD Business Law (35)
- Estate Planning (80)
- Family Law (18)
- Federal Law (9)
- Finance (16)
- Florida Law (20)
- Florida Minority Business Government Programs (2)
- Foreign Investing (3)
- Foreign Reporting (10)
- Franchise Law (17)
- Fraud (2)
- Government (16)
- Homestead Exemption (9)
- Immigration Law (8)
- Intellectual Property Law (96)
- Landlord / Tenant (8)
- LegalZoom (1)
- Licensing Agreement (1)
- Litigation (12)
- News (2)
- NFT (4)
- Non-profits (1)
- Notarization (2)
- Patent (2)
- Privacy Law (10)
- Probate & Guardianship (24)
- Property Law (10)
- protection (5)
- Real Estate Law (68)
- security (7)
- Sports (3)
- Tax Law (122)
- Testamentary Trust (1)
- Trade (1)
- trademark (15)
- Transactional (19)
- Trusts & Estates (53)
