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By Nicholas Elder August 9, 2021 Posted in Construction Law

Competitive bidding for projects in Florida is governed by a statutory framework that ensures a fair competitive playing field for businesses competing for state funded contracts.  For instance, Section 287.057, Fla. Stat. requires that a competitive solicitation process must be used for the procurement of goods and contractual services in […]

By Jessica Cappock August 4, 2021 Posted in Community Association Law

Which Florida Statute governs? Lien expiration is a particular topic requiring close attention to the specifics, with drastic differences in process, requirements and strict deadlines dependent on the type of lien filed. While Florida lien law is extensive, it is also straightforward, governing with clear set checklists, forms, and expirations. […]

By Nicholas Elder July 2, 2021 Posted in Construction Law

On June 11, 2021, Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 76, addressing property insurance costs, roofing contractor practices, and improving upon the overall insurance market in Florida. The Governor’s office lauded the bill as an additional protection to Florida families by restructuring litigation rules for disputed insurance claims, […]