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December 11, 2024

Change Orders in Construction: How to Document and Handle Them Legally

When it comes to construction projects, changes are inevitable. Whether it’s due to unexpected site conditions, client preferences, or evolving designs, adjustments to the original…

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Business Commercial Litigation

December 10, 2024

Are Your Business Assets at Risk from Creditors? Here’s What to Know

If you own a business, it’s likely one of the most significant investments in your life. Whether you’re just starting out or have been operating…

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Real Estate Business

December 9, 2024

Do You Need a Lawyer for a Commercial Closing? Here’s Why You Do

Buying or selling commercial property is a significant milestone, whether you're expanding your business, investing in real estate, or leasing out space for profit. However,…

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December 6, 2024

Ayala Files Lawsuit Against American Express for Allowing an $11,000 Charge Over the Purchase of an $11 Candle at a Festival

Ayala filed a complaint against the American Express Company for a violation of the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trading Practices Act (FDUTPA), and the Federal…

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Construction Business Construction Litigation

December 5, 2024

The Critical Role of a Construction Litigation Attorney in Resolving Construction Disputes

Construction projects can be both rewarding and challenging. Whether you're a contractor, subcontractor, or construction worker, you know firsthand how much effort goes into building…

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Business Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation

December 3, 2024

Is It Worth Suing a U.S. Company for Unpaid Goods? Legal Costs vs. Benefits for Exporters

Doing business in the United States can open up exciting opportunities for an exporters around the world. However, it’s not always smooth sailing. When payments…

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Real Estate

December 2, 2024

Who Has Standing to Foreclose in Florida? A Look at the 2024 Third District Court of Appeal Decision in U.S. Bank Trust, N.A. v. Rodriguez

In Florida, the question of who has standing to foreclose on a mortgage is one of the most pivotal issues in foreclosure litigation. Understanding the…

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Firm News Real Estate

November 29, 2024

Florida Third District Court of Appeals Upholds Emergency Order Obtained By Ayala Stopping Execution of a Judgment for Possession in Commercial Real Estate Dispute

The Florida Third District Court of Appeal has upheld an emergency order stopping the execution of a writ of possession in a commercial landlord-tenant dispute…

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Real Estate

November 28, 2024

Constructive Trusts Over Property in Florida: What You Need to Know

In Florida, constructive trusts are legal remedies used to address situations where someone holds property that they should not be allowed to keep, typically due…

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Construction Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation Construction Litigation

November 27, 2024

Legal Insights: Can a Contractor in Florida Legally File a Lien Without a Contract?

As a contractor in Florida, getting paid for your hard work is not just a matter of fairness—it’s your legal right. However, many contractors find…

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November 26, 2024

Most Common Agricultural Contract Disputes and How to Resolve Them Legally

Whether it’s contracts between farmers and suppliers, distributors and buyers, or landowners and tenants, agricultural contracts are essential to keeping the agricultural industry running smoothly.…

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Business Business Loans

November 25, 2024

Can Creditors Go After Your Business Assets? Understanding Your Risks

Running a business is challenging enough without the added stress of worrying about creditors. However, if your business has debts that you can’t pay, you…

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Firm News Real Estate

November 22, 2024

Ayala Obtains Emergency Order Stopping Execution of Judgment for Possession in Commercial Real Estate Dispute

Ayala has obtained an emergency order stopping the execution of an order of possession (a "writ of possession") in a commercial Landlord Tenant dispute. The…

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Real Estate

November 20, 2024

Protect Your Property: Who Can File a Quiet Title Action in Florida?

When disputes arise over property ownership or title clarity, a "quiet title action" can be an essential legal tool. This action allows a party to…

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Real Estate

November 19, 2024

What Florida Property Owners Must Know About the Powerful Doctrine of Boundary by Acquiescence

Property boundary disputes can be contentious and complex, often involving competing legal descriptions, unclear surveys, or conflicting claims. In Florida, the doctrine of boundary by…

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Business Commercial Litigation

November 18, 2024

What is Asset Protection and Why Do Business Owners Need It?

When you’re running a business, you pour your heart, soul, and countless hours into building something meaningful and successful. But what happens if your hard-earned…

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Legal Blog

Change Orders in Construction: How to Document and Handle Them Legally

Are Your Business Assets at Risk from Creditors? Here’s What to Know

Do You Need a Lawyer for a Commercial Closing? Here’s Why You Do

Ayala Files Lawsuit Against American Express for Allowing an $11,000 Charge Over the Purchase of an $11 Candle at a Festival

The Critical Role of a Construction Litigation Attorney in Resolving Construction Disputes

Is It Worth Suing a U.S. Company for Unpaid Goods? Legal Costs vs. Benefits for Exporters

Who Has Standing to Foreclose in Florida? A Look at the 2024 Third District Court of Appeal Decision in U.S. Bank Trust, N.A. v. Rodriguez

Florida Third District Court of Appeals Upholds Emergency Order Obtained By Ayala Stopping Execution of a Judgment for Possession in Commercial Real Estate Dispute

Constructive Trusts Over Property in Florida: What You Need to Know

Legal Insights: Can a Contractor in Florida Legally File a Lien Without a Contract?

Most Common Agricultural Contract Disputes and How to Resolve Them Legally

Can Creditors Go After Your Business Assets? Understanding Your Risks

Ayala Obtains Emergency Order Stopping Execution of Judgment for Possession in Commercial Real Estate Dispute

Protect Your Property: Who Can File a Quiet Title Action in Florida?

What Florida Property Owners Must Know About the Powerful Doctrine of Boundary by Acquiescence

What is Asset Protection and Why Do Business Owners Need It?

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