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By Christopher M. Cobb July 24, 2020 Posted in Construction Law

Construction is a document intensive activity.  Projects can generate thousands of pages of contracts, emails, plans, specifications, submittals, shop drawings, change orders and work directives. All of these documents help the parties communicate the expectation of the project and reflect the parties’ intent.  There is an underlying public policy that […]

By Christopher M. Cobb June 26, 2020 Posted in Construction Law

The Florida Homeowners Recovery Fund (the “Recovery Fund”) was created under Chapter 489.140, Florida Statutes and its purpose is to provide relief for Florida residential homeowners who have been financially harmed by Florida licensed contractors.  As a construction license holder in Florida, you should know and understand what the Recovery […]

By Megan C. Goodall May 4, 2020 Posted in Business Litigation

In the state of Florida, employment is “at-will” unless you have an employment contract with your employer. If you are an “at-will” employee, you may be terminated at any time with or without cause, so long as the reason is not illegal. If, however, you are a contractual employee, the […]