Recent Blog Posts
Common Myths About Noncompete Agreements
Noncompete agreements have become one of the most debated topics in employment law. Many misconceptions have emerged about when these agreements are valid and how they are enforced. These contracts are not always created properly. In many cases, they favor the employer. Understanding the facts can help both employers and employees avoid costly mistakes…. Read More »
Man Faces Multiple Charges After Fatal Hit and Run in Bradenton
Hit and run accidents are serious situations. Drivers should never flee an accident scene. In many cases, the victim never gets medical treatment, leading to fatality. Sadly, this was recently the case in Bradenton. A driver fled an accident scene on the afternoon of May 1. He is now facing serious criminal charges. The… Read More »
Publix Slip and Fall Leads to $4 Million Verdict for Florida Woman
Slips and falls are not funny. They are dangerous and often lead to permanent injuries, as a Florida woman can attest. A Central Florida woman who slipped and fell inside a Publix Super Markets store nearly three years ago has been awarded almost $4 million in damage. The lawsuit was filed by a woman… Read More »
Florida Family Awarded $14.7 Million Nursing Home Verdict
Nursing homes are supposed to be top-notch care facilities for those who are elderly or disabled, but sadly, this is not always the case. An 82-year-old nursing home resident’s family alleged that he suffered severe neglect while living at Krystal Bay Nursing and Rehabilitation, a North Miami Beach care facility. The man ultimately developed… Read More »
Florida Woman Killed After Being Mauled by 2 Dogs
Dogs are not always sweet and friendly. Some attack other people, causing fatal injuries. Sadly, this was recently the case in Florida. A 50-year-old woman from Cocoa died after a devastating dog attack while walking her small dog near her home in the early morning hours of May 19. Two larger dogs, identified as… Read More »
Tips for Consumers to Avoid Utility Scams
As Florida continues to rank among the nation’s leaders in fraud complaints, Florida Power & Light (FPL) is warning residents to stay alert for increasingly sophisticated utility scams targeting both homeowners and businesses. According to consumer protection officials, scammers frequently impersonate utility company representatives through phone calls, text messages, emails, fake websites, and even… Read More »
Is a Verbal Contract Binding in Florida?
When agreeing on a business deal, it is a good idea to have a contract. Most people rely on a written contract so that there is documentation that proves what was agreed upon and outlines the responsibilities of all the parties involved. But sometimes people make spoken promises that are never written down but… Read More »
Change Orders and Construction Contract Disputes
Being a contractor is not easy. There is so much to worry about. Contractors build six- or seven-figure structures while dealing with subcontractors, employees, and clients. There are competing priorities and a constant concern about finances. On top of everything else, contractors must often deal with change orders. A change order is when one… Read More »
Woman Settles Florida Slip and Fall Case After Husband’s Death
A widow has finally gotten justice after her husband’s slip and fall and subsequent death. The 75-year-old man was using a walker at an Ocala restaurant several years ago when he got snagged and fell to the ground. The man died 11 months later, before his case could be settled. Now, two years after… Read More »
Toddler Survives Being Mauled by Family Dog; Dog Euthanized
Nobody wants to hear that a child got bitten by their own dog, but it happens often, unfortunately. This recently happened in Florida. While the dog had to be euthanized, the child is expected to make a full recovery. The 1-year-old child was mauled by a family dog in Hallandale Beach. The incident happened… Read More »
