Monthly Archives: August 2023
Buying a Business? Make Sure You’ve Investigated Everything Fully
The purchase of a business can sound like a fast track to success. After all, everything is up and running, there is a name, process, client base and reputation that already exists, and all you have to do, seemingly, is to continue to steer the ship in the right direction. But there are a… Read More »
Statute of Limitations for Suits Against Design Professionals Can be Confusing
Florida’s statute of limitations says how long that people have to sue, for various kinds of lawsuits. In the world of construction, one kind of statute of limitations has caused controversy and ambiguity in Florida courts: how long someone has to sue a design professional, such as an architect or certain kinds of engineers—especially… Read More »
Can a Liquidated Damages Clause in Your Contract Help You?
When you draft and enter into a contract, especially one related to construction, you want to have an eye towards your damages—that is, what would you get in the event the other party to the contract didn’t fulfill their contractual obligations. Sometimes the measure of your damages in the event of a breach, is… Read More »
Don’t Interfere With Existing Contracts or Business Relationships
There is a guy that can set up IT networks better than anybody else in the community. You want that guy to work for your company. The problem is that he has a contract with your competitor, and working for you, would be a breach of the contract with your competitor . You offer… Read More »
