Company bylaws are not merely pieces of paper that you stick into a file cabinet and ignore. When there are violations of company bylaws, your organization can end up getting sued. Let’s say that a member of the board of directors of your corporation violates the bylaws. The other members of the...
What is Negligent Security and What are Your Rights?
Negligent security is a type of premises liability that can happen nearly anywhere, whether on public or private property. Most negligent security cases take place on commercial property, but it is possible for an event involving negligent security to take place on residential property. Negligent security cases happen on someone else’s property.
Can You Sue Uber/Lyft for a Car Accident?
Nowadays, calling an Uber or getting a Lyft is easier than ever, with each company rapidly expanding its footprint in Florida and beyond. As with any transportation service, there is a possibility of getting into a car accident when using Uber or Lyft. Can you sue the companies if you are involved...
Common Mistakes Businesses Make with Non-Compete Agreements
You might have non-competition agreements, also called non-compete contracts, with your employees that are not worth the paper they are written on. Businesses routinely have employees sign these agreements, without questioning whether they will be enforceable or not.
It is pointless to have agreements that do not accomplish what...
How to Rectify a Breach of Fiduciary Duty Case
Breaches of fiduciary duties happen more frequently than many people might realize. Often, the violation occurs because of a lack of awareness rather than bad intentions. When one realizes that a fiduciary duty was not met, it is best to take immediate action to mitigate the damage and correct future conduct.
Protecting your Small Business: Types of Fraud to Look Out For
Catching fraudulent activity can make the difference between your small business making a profit and going bankrupt. Sadly, many people target small businesses because they do not have the manpower to oversee things as carefully as some larger corporations. Larger companies can better afford the software and other strategies that can detect...
Is a Slap Considered Assault/Battery?
If someone has slapped you, you may be wondering if this qualifies as an assault or battery. Unfortunately, unwanted touchings like being hit or slapped can occur in many settings, including home or business settings. If this has happened to you, consider consulting with our Florida personal injury attorney to discuss your options.
What Happens if Your Car Insurance Doesn’t Pay For Damage to Your Car?
Dealing with a car accident is hard. Dealing with the insurance company that doesn’t pay damages to your car is infuriating. As a Miami breach of contract attorney dealing with an insurance denial claim for damage to your vehicle, it is best to consult an attorney for advice.
Why S Corporation Status Makes Sense for a Number of Small Businesses
If you own a small business, you might want to consider forming an S corporation because it offers several advantages for the small business owner. You should carefully evaluate the pros and cons of the various business structures available and choose the best option for your situation. For some companies, a sole...
Can a Month to Month Residential Tenant Challenge a Rent Increase
Florida law does not contain many protections for tenants. For example, our state does not limit how much a landlord can raise the rent for a tenant. Many other details are also left up to the landlord, which is why people and companies find Florida to be a “landlord-friendly” state.
