No matter what type of case you or your loved one might bring to a South Florida attorney’s desk, a common question that a prospective client should always ask is: what is my case worth? The answer to that question centers around whether you sustained “damages” as a result of the circumstances of your case.
The term “fiduciary duty” refers to a special legal relationship in which someone has an affirmative obligation to act on behalf—and in the best interest—of another person. The person who owes this duty is called a “fiduciary,” and the person who is the object of the duty is called a “beneficiary.” While fiduciary duty arises
If you operate or are thinking about running a small business in Florida, you might be interested in learning more about the types of business structures available. We often get asked about the difference between an LLC and a corporation, and the same with a partnership. There are three main types of business structures: Partnership
In March 2022, the Florida House of Representatives unanimously voted to pass SB 1062 (“The Bill”), legislation that would “streamline and modernize” the service of process in the Sunshine State. Service of process is a procedural mechanism in litigation that ensures each person receives “due process” as prescribed by the Constitution of the State of
