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January 8, 2026

Can Shareholder Derivative Actions Be Settled? What You Need to Know About Negotiations

If you are a shareholder thinking about bringing a derivative action, or if you are a business owner or officer facing one, a very common…

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Real Estate

January 7, 2026

Post-Closing Obligations in Commercial Real Estate: What Actually Happens After the Deal Closes

For many buyers and sellers, closing day feels like the finish line. Documents are signed, funds are wired, keys are exchanged, and everyone breathes a…

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Business

January 6, 2026

The Silent Business Killer: How Weak Screening Leads to Bad Debt and Contract Disputes

Most business disputes do not start with bad intentions, but with optimism. A new customer looks legitimate. A partner seems trustworthy. A counterparty promises payment…

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Business Commercial Litigation

January 5, 2026

Cybersecurity Risk in Finance: When a Data Breach Sparks Lawsuits Against Lenders or Fintech Platforms

If you are a lender, fintech platform, or financial services company, cybersecurity risk is no longer just an IT issue. It is a litigation issue.…

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Business Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation

January 2, 2026

Exploring the Legal Remedies for Business Defamation in Commercial Disputes

Let's talk defamation. When you run a business, your reputation is not just personal, it is an asset. It affects who wants to work with…

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Business Trademark

December 31, 2025

The Dangers of Silent Licensing: When Failing to Enforce Standards Can Destroy Your Trademark Rights

If you own a business, you already know how much your brand matters. Your name, your logo, your reputation, they aren’t just marketing tools, but…

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Construction Construction Litigation Real Estate

December 30, 2025

What to Do When a Construction Lien Threatens Your Real Estate Deal

If you are buying or selling property in Florida and suddenly find out there is a construction lien recorded on the property, it can feel…

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Business

December 29, 2025

What Really Happens When a Debtor Files for Bankruptcy?

If you are involved in a business dispute, a contract claim, or you are owed money by someone who suddenly files for bankruptcy, it can…

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Firm News Real Estate

December 26, 2025

Ayala Defeats 2 Foreclosure Lawsuits By Negotiating the Terms of a Multi-Party, Complex $4-Million Transaction

Ayala is proud to announce that we have settled two foreclosure cases filed against our clients. The case involved a foreclosure action filed by the…

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Business

December 24, 2025

How to Strategically and Legally Liquidate Assets Without Raising Red Flags

When business owners think about liquidating assets, the worry usually comes immediately after, “Am I going to get in trouble for this?” That concern is…

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Business Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation

December 23, 2025

Can You Be Forced Out as a Shareholder? Understanding Buy-Sell Agreements and Remedies

Owning shares in a business often feels like security; you invested time, money, and trust into something you helped build. So, the question many shareholders…

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Business

December 22, 2025

Scaling Across State Lines: How to Keep Your Asset Protection Strong When Expanding Nationally

Growing your business into new states is exciting. It feels like validation that your idea works, your operations are strong, and your company is ready…

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Commercial Litigation Firm News

December 19, 2025

Ayala Obtains $740,000 Settlement in 4-Year Dispute Over Stock Ownership in Cable News Network

Ayala has reached a successful settlement with a South American cable news provider. We filed the case in July of 2024 on behalf of our…

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Business Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation

December 18, 2025

Banks Aren’t the Only Ones Filing UCC Liens — Here’s Who Else Might Be

If you run a business, chances are you’ve heard of a UCC lien. Most people associate them with banks and traditional lenders, and that makes…

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Construction Construction Litigation Real Estate

December 17, 2025

The “15+ Contractor” Risk: Why Large-Scale Projects in the U.S. Need Tight Legal Oversight

Large construction projects rarely fail because of a single bad actor, but because complexity goes unmanaged. Once a project involves fifteen or more contractors, subcontractors,…

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Construction Contract & Business

December 16, 2025

Conversion Claims in Construction Transactions: What Every Contractor Needs to Know

In certain situations, monetary or contractual disputes pass the edge of a simple misunderstanding or defective performance, and constitute a clear taking of someone’s funds.…

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Can Shareholder Derivative Actions Be Settled? What You Need to Know About Negotiations

Post-Closing Obligations in Commercial Real Estate: What Actually Happens After the Deal Closes

The Silent Business Killer: How Weak Screening Leads to Bad Debt and Contract Disputes

Cybersecurity Risk in Finance: When a Data Breach Sparks Lawsuits Against Lenders or Fintech Platforms

Exploring the Legal Remedies for Business Defamation in Commercial Disputes

The Dangers of Silent Licensing: When Failing to Enforce Standards Can Destroy Your Trademark Rights

What to Do When a Construction Lien Threatens Your Real Estate Deal

What Really Happens When a Debtor Files for Bankruptcy?

Ayala Defeats 2 Foreclosure Lawsuits By Negotiating the Terms of a Multi-Party, Complex $4-Million Transaction

How to Strategically and Legally Liquidate Assets Without Raising Red Flags

Can You Be Forced Out as a Shareholder? Understanding Buy-Sell Agreements and Remedies

Scaling Across State Lines: How to Keep Your Asset Protection Strong When Expanding Nationally

Ayala Obtains $740,000 Settlement in 4-Year Dispute Over Stock Ownership in Cable News Network

Banks Aren’t the Only Ones Filing UCC Liens — Here’s Who Else Might Be

The “15+ Contractor” Risk: Why Large-Scale Projects in the U.S. Need Tight Legal Oversight

Conversion Claims in Construction Transactions: What Every Contractor Needs to Know

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