By Christopher M. Cobb October 28, 2019 Posted in Construction Law
If you have any type of contractor’s license, listen closely! Being paid to use your contractor’s license to pull a permit for others may sound like a profitable proposition but is a transaction fraught with risk and one that you should avoid. The Florida Legislature enacted Section 489 to protect […]
Read MoreBy Christopher M. Cobb October 25, 2019 Posted in Business and Real Estate Litigation
In 2009, the Florida Legislature changed an existing law that was aimed to encourage “Florida-Friendly” landscaping in communities governed by homeowner associations. Under the State Water Resource Plan each water management district is required to design and implement an incentive program to encourage all local governments to adopt new ordinances […]
Read MoreBy Megan C. Goodall October 21, 2019 Posted in Community Association Law
Service animals and particularly emotional support animals have been something of a hot topic in recent years. It’s not just airlines wrestling with the question of who and what is allowed where, but increasingly apartment complexes and condominium associations are being asked to answer the same difficult questions. Below you […]
Read MoreBy William F. Cobb October 8, 2019 Posted in Business and Real Estate Litigation
Despite the popularity of arbitration, its future may be in doubt. Arbitration frequently fails to live up to its hype as a “speedy and economical” substitute for litigation, especially in the more complexed cases. Arbitration is a creature of contract and is essentially what the parties to the contract make […]
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