The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) was established as part of the Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020 and is focused on…
The term substantial completion is a commonly utilized concept in construction law, not only in Florida but across various states.…
In the construction industry, differing site conditions refer to unforeseen physical situations on a project site that substantially deviate from…
In the complex world of construction projects, disputes and claims are not uncommon. Two types of claims that often arise…
When you've submitted a diligent and compliant bid for a public construction project in Florida, it can be disheartening to…
When individuals engage in a real estate purchase, a common practice involves the buyer submitting an initial deposit, often referred…
Commercial real estate transactions are complex and involve substantial investments. Whether you are a buyer or a seller, entering into…
Limited common elements in Florida condominiums, as defined by the Florida Condominium Act, refer to common elements exclusively reserved for…
The concept of escrow revolves around a neutral third party retaining funds until specific criteria are satisfied. When it comes…
In the realm of Florida's residential real estate, the seller's journey extends beyond just evaluating the offered price. The genuine…