Fraud in the Inducement in Florida: How Misrepresentations Before a Deal Becomes a Lawsuit
Fraud in the inducement is one of the most frequently litigated claims in Miami business disputes. It arises when one party signs a contract based
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Fraud in the inducement is one of the most frequently litigated claims in Miami business disputes. It arises when one party signs a contract based
When a business is sold in Florida—whether a Miami restaurant, a healthcare practice, or an industrial services company—the first major decision is how the transaction
Non-compete and non-solicitation cases in Florida move quickly because the primary remedy businesses seek is injunctive relief—a court order stopping certain conduct before the damage becomes
Understanding the 57.105 Process in Florida: How Miami Businesses Can Use (and Defend Against) Fee Sanctions In commercial litigation, few tools are as misunderstood—and as
When a Contract Dispute Becomes Litigation: A Breakdown for Miami Businesses Commercial litigation in Florida often begins long before a lawsuit is filed. For Miami
In July 2025, Congress approved the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), permanently setting the federal estate and gift tax exclusion at $15 million per person (indexed for
Non-compete and non-solicitation disputes are among the most time-sensitive and strategically nuanced matters in business litigation. The right enforcement strategy depends heavily on the facts
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Introduction When you rely on a bank or registered investment advisor (RIA) to manage your money, you expect their advice to align with your goals
Introduction You trust your bank or investment advisor to make recommendations in your best interest. But many large banks and broker-dealers design and sell their






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