Civil Litigation
How Long is a Final Judgment Good for in Florida?
Having a final judgment granted in your favor is sometimes not the end of a
Oscar Gomez
January 6, 2021
Business Law
Are Electronic Signatures Valid for Binding a Contract?
The use of electronic signatures for a wide variety of legal documents has been a key component of the internet age, providing corporations and clients alike with a streamlined process for signing documents. However, while electronic signatures have become the predominant choice for most, there are still many questions that surround them. Namely among these concerns is whether or not they are legal in binding contracts.
Aviv Asoulin
April 22, 2020
Business Law
When is the Florida Reciprocity rule for Attorney’s fees Applicable?
Under Florida statute, a court can enforce an attorney’s fees clause even if the original language of the clause did not provide for attorney’s fee for that specific party. This is called reciprocity.
Oscar Gomez
February 26, 2020
Real Estate Law
What Is “Residential Constructive Eviction” In Florida?
In Florida, a residential tenant has a right to enjoy rented property peaceably and quietly. In the event of a constructive eviction, a tenant may terminate their lease with a landlord.
Oscar Gomez
October 16, 2019
Civil Litigation
Severing Joint Tenancies Between Non-Married Partners in Washington D.C.
A joint tenancy cannot exist unless there is a present unity of interest, title, time and possession; that is to say, the interests must be identical, they must accrue by the same conveyance, they must commence at the same time and the estate must be held by the same undivided possession.
Oscar Gomez
October 1, 2019
What type of social media posts are admissible in court?
As in with all pieces of evidence, we must ask the same question when it
Eric Gros-Dubois
September 17, 2018
I received a foreclosure summons, what do I do?
You’ve received a foreclosure complaint. Before you have a panic attack and believe you are
Eric Gros-Dubois
July 7, 2018