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5 remedies you can seek for breach of contract
A broken agreement can leave you feeling frustrated, especially if you fulfilled your end of the bargain. When the other party fails to meet their obligations, you may have options for holding them accountable. Understanding the available remedies is key to...
Using force majeure clauses to protect against tariff uncertainty
Force majeure clauses in contracts are typically associated with protecting construction professionals and others from liability if a natural disaster (like a hurricane or flood here in Florida) prevents them from finishing a project or meeting other contractual...
3 times when you ought to review business contracts with vendors
Vendor relationships can be the backbone of smooth operations, product delivery and customer satisfaction. These partnerships are often governed by legally binding business contracts that define expectations for both parties. But too often, businesses sign contracts...
Why everyone on the road should worry about excessive speeders
Speeding is a factor in almost a third of fatal crashes in the U.S. The adage that “speed kills” is true. Not only are there too many people on the roads driving faster than the speed limit. Florida police say that they are increasingly catching people going over 100...
What is scope creep in construction and how does it happen?
In the construction industry, scope creep is a common and costly challenge. It refers to the gradual expansion of a project’s goals, deliverables or requirements beyond what was originally agreed upon. This typically happens without additional time, labor or budget,...
Handshake deals are risky for your business
A handshake deal is fast and simple. You may trust the other person, so you believe they will abide by what they are saying. In fact, you may even feel like it is insulting to ask for an official contract. For instance, maybe you run a small business and you are...
The long-term costs of a spinal cord injury
If you suffer a spinal cord injury and you’re trying to seek compensation from the party that was responsible—such as if you were injured in a car accident—then you’ll likely start by considering all of the medical bills from the accident. This could include things...
How can you make your Tampa non-compete agreement work?
Tampa Bay's bustling tech and healthcare sectors rely heavily on non-compete agreements. Four in ten local businesses now use these contracts, but many don't hold up when challenged in court. The right approach makes all the difference in creating an agreement that...
Are businesses liable for slip-and-fall accidents?
Every year in the United States, slip-and-fall accidents account for thousands of emergency room visits, with businesses being the setting for countless incidents. Behind these statistics are real people facing real consequences: fractured bones, soft tissue injuries...
Construction liens 101: Your rights and obligations in Florida
Construction liens serve as powerful tools for contractors and suppliers to secure payment for their work on Florida properties. The process of filing or removing a construction lien involves specific legal requirements and strict deadlines that can impact your...