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Steps to Preserving Your Rights on a Florida “Little Miller” Payment Bond
As a Florida contractor or other entity in the construction industry, you deal with bond claims on a regular basis. When you do any work on a project that involves public property, you know you cannot rely on a mechanics lien to obtain payment. Instead, you must comply with the strict requirements of Florida’s “Little Read more >
Top 4 Disputes That Can Erupt into Florida Construction Contract Litigation
It is common for any business owner to become involved in a contractual dispute, but the relevant legal issues can be more complicated when you are facing litigation over breach of a construction contract. Florida contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals can find themselves on either side of a disagreement, whether you are seeking to enforce Read more >
What Florida Business Owners Can Do About Unenforceable Noncompete Agreements
Florida business owners invest substantial effort to hire, train, and develop their employees, which is why many protect their company’s interests through non-compete agreements. However, because of their implications on free trade, there are limitations under state law on contracts that restrict or prohibit competition. A court will not enforce a covenant not to compete Read more >
Arbitration for Florida Breach of Contract: Pros and Cons
Florida business owners frequently encounter contract disputes and related conflicts, but they do not always immediately resort to a court action for breach of contract. Even when litigation is an option, many choose to resolve contractual disagreements through alternative dispute resolution, including a specific type of ADR known as arbitration. As compared to going to Read more >
How the UCC Affects Florida Breach of Contract Actions
If you do business in the State of Florida, you probably deal with contracts on an almost-daily basis. As a result, it is likely that you will be involved in a contract dispute or outright breach of contract at some point during your organization’s lifecycle. There are multiple sources of law that apply in such Read more >
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