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By: Aaron Haak, Esq., Florida Bar Board Certified Construction Attorney A construction project may have been completed months or even years ago when a Florida contractor receives a Chapter 558 notice alleging defective work. The notice might identify water intrusion, cracking stucco, roofing problems, building envelope issues or another condition […]
By Amanda Ross, Esq. Boating is part of everyday life in Southwest Florida. From fishing and cruising the Gulf to spending a weekend on the Caloosahatchee River or traveling between coastal communities, thousands of residents and visitors take to Florida waters each year. When a boating accident occurs, however, determining […]
By: Krithika Venugopal, Esq. A motion for summary judgment is a valuable tool in Florida litigation. Litigants use it to resolve all or part of a case before trial, which tends to be more time consuming and expensive than a summary judgment hearing. The standard procedure involves one party filing […]
By Mary Saunders, Esq. Losing a spouse brings difficult personal decisions at a time when legal and financial matters may also require immediate attention. If you and your spouse created an estate plan together, you may assume that the documents you signed years ago will continue to work as intended. […]