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Should I Contact my Insurance Company Before, or After, I Contact an Attorney?

Even if you are planning to hire an attorney, it is generally a good idea to contact your insurance company as soon as possible after a car accident. Your insurance policy likely includes a provision that requires you to report the accident within a certain time frame. Failure to report an accident within the specified

What Protects the Intellectual Property Created by Artists?

Intellectual property (IP) refers to various forms of creation, including inventions, literary works, names, symbols, and artwork used in commerce. Artists often want to protect their ideas and creations, which can be comprised of various forms of intellectual property, such as paintings, sculptures, and photographs. So, what protects the intellectual property created by artists? There

CASE LAW UPDATE: Property Insurance Through January 17, 2023

It’s a new year, and as always, CTL strives to continue to offer “best-in-class” service to our client. In keeping with this practice, CTL is pleased to provide the latest legal developments in the property insurance space in Florida’s District Courts of Appeal through January 17, 2023. Hyperlinks to the written opinions are included in

What Do Patent Attorneys Do?

The legal profession has many different areas in which an attorney may specialize and practice. One of those areas of practice is in the legal space of “intellectual property” (IP). Broadly speaking, patent attorneys can protect an inventor’s rights when it comes to ideas and materials. An IP attorney who focuses on patents is a

How Long Can You Take to File a Negligent Security Case in Florida?

The “statute of limitations” refers to the maximum length of time someone has to sue an individual, business, or other entity for damages or injuries sustained as a result of their conduct. In Florida, personal injury cases that involve negligence (including negligent security cases) the statute of limitations is generally four years from the date