See It Coming, Before It Bites You. Don’t worry, it’s not a new horror movie, it’s just the attorneys in the courtroom practicing the Reptile theory of litigation. In 2009, David Ball, former theatrical director and jury consultant, and Don Keenan, a plaintiff’s attorney, published Reptile: The 2009 Manual of the Plaintiff’s Revolution. They posit…
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of… attorney fees. Litigation is costly in terms of both money, time, and reputation. Even if a case never makes it to trial, there may be negotiations, mediation, or settlements. The best offense is a good defense when it comes to avoiding litigation. If you are a…
Choosing the right contractor is just as important as negotiating terms. The purchase of a home or commercial space represents a significant investment. But often it is only the first step because to be inhabitable or exploitable, renovation may be necessary. Much of the difficulty lies in choosing the right contractor. Many contractors promise you a…
Florida commercial rental properties can be a lucrative primary or secondary source of income. Although rental properties can be very profitable, they require sound strategies to maximize their effectiveness. Not only should you consider the market for your rental property, you should also consider legal issues that could impair your profitability. Listed below are a…
In Florida, a final judgment is not actually the final step of the case. If you the winner, there are additional steps you must take to enforce the judgment (order). If you are the loser, you may wish to appeal the decision. Whichever side you are on, you should know what happens after a civil…
