Thought Leadership

Do I Need a Foreclosure Attorney?

  With the fluctuating economy, many people get in over their heads and end up losing their homes. Although foreclosure…

2 years ago

When and How Should Equity Splits Between Co-Founders Be Formalized?

According to Harvard Business School professor Noam Wasserman, 65% of startups fail due to partner conflicts. Going into business with…

2 years ago

What to Do If You’re Sued for Breach of Contract

Contracts are a normal part of business and are designed to ensure everyone keeps up their end of the bargain.…

2 years ago

Construction Law: What Contractors, Subcontractors, and Suppliers Must Know

Construction laws can be very complex. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that construction work totals $1.7 trillion annually. Construction is…

3 years ago

Landlord and Tenant Disputes and Issues

When you rent property in Florida, you have certain rights, as does your landlord. It’s essential to understand the landlord/tenant…

3 years ago

What is Developer Turnover to Owner?

When a developer builds a brand-new condo community, there comes a day when the developer must turn over ownership to…

3 years ago

Six Reasons Why Homeowners Associations Need to Hire Lawyers

Covenant communities with shared amenities and common spaces are great places to live if you want maintenance-free living. Unit owners…

3 years ago

Common HOA Violations That Can Cost You

Moving to a development governed by a homeowners’ association (HOA) invokes thoughts of pristine, manicured yards and well-maintained homes, but…

3 years ago

Navigating the Impact of High-Interest Rates on Commercial Real Estate

Office demand decline, a rocky banking sector, and high-interest rates are just a few of the challenges commercial real estate…

3 years ago

Types of Deeds

When buying or selling real estate, it’s important to understand how a deed factors into the process. There are a…

3 years ago