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June 18, 2025

The Material Escalation Clause: Why Construction Businesses Are Losing Thousands Without It

If you’re a general contractor or subcontractor in Florida, you already know how unpredictable construction costs have become. Between material price spikes, supply chain disruptions,…

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Construction Litigation Construction Real Estate

June 17, 2025

Understanding Critical Superseding vs. Intervening Causes in Faulty Construction

If you’re dealing with a construction defect or property damage claim in Florida, you may come across legal terms like intervening cause or superseding cause.…

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Real Estate Construction Construction Litigation

June 16, 2025

How to Know If You Have a Construction Defect: Signs Property Owners Shouldn’t Ignore

If you recently purchased or renovated a property in Florida and something just doesn’t feel right, you’re not alone. Many property owners suspect something is…

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June 13, 2025

Ayala Receives $65,000 Final Judgment in Breach of Construction Contract Litigation

Ayala Law has successfully obtained a $65,000 final judgment in a two-year-long litigation arising out of unpaid construction work done on an Amazon facility in…

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Real Estate Business

June 12, 2025

Foreign Investment Crackdowns: What Overseas Investors Need to Know About Buying Property in Florida in 2025

Florida has long been a prime destination for international investors, offering warm weather, economic opportunity, and a strong real estate market. But in 2025, foreign…

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Real Estate

June 11, 2025

How Real Estate Investors Can Handle Liens on Distressed Properties

Distressed properties can be an opportunity for real estate investors, but they can also come with unexpected baggage. One of the most common complications? Liens.…

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Real Estate

June 10, 2025

The Legal Protections Every Real Estate Broker Should Have in Their Contracts

If you're a real estate broker in Florida, you already know your business runs on contracts. Whether you're working with a seller, buyer, or another…

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Business Trademark

June 9, 2025

Instagram Handles, Domain Names, and Trademarks: Who Actually Owns What?

In today’s business world, your Instagram handle, your website domain, and your trademark can be just as valuable as your physical assets, sometimes even more…

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June 6, 2025

Ayala Obtains $1,183,000 Settlement in Multiparty Dispute Over Industrial Land in Central Florida

Ayala is happy to announce that it has obtained a settlement in a dispute involving $5-million land in Central Florida. The settlement comes on the…

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Construction Litigation Construction Real Estate

June 5, 2025

How to Draft a Dispute Resolution Clause in a Construction Contract: Arbitration vs. Litigation

Construction projects are rarely without conflict. From delays and change orders to payment issues and quality disputes, there are countless reasons a construction project might…

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Business Commercial Disputes Real Estate

June 4, 2025

Commercial Lease Default? Why Terminating the Lease May Hurt More Than It Helps

When a tenant defaults on a commercial lease, missing rent payments, abandoning the property, or breaching key terms, landlords often feel pressure to act fast.…

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Business Trademark

June 3, 2025

Do You Need a Trademark or LLC First? What Business Owners Should Know

If you’re starting a business, you’ve probably come across two important legal terms: LLC and trademark. You may be wondering, “Should I register my LLC…

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Trademark Business

June 2, 2025

Before You Launch: 5 Common Words You Can’t Trademark (and Why You’ll Get Rejected)

Choosing the right name for your business is one of the most exciting parts of launching a brand. But before you print business cards or…

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May 30, 2025

Ayala Obtains +$66K Arbitration Award in Dispute Against Mercedes-Benz of Fort Lauderdale

Ayala Law is happy to announce that we have obtained a $66,224.44 arbitration award for our client in a dispute involving a year-and-a-half arbitration proceeding.…

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May 29, 2025

Is a Reply Needed When a Party Asserts a Statute of Limitations Defense?

When you file a lawsuit, whether it’s a business dispute, a real estate claim, or a contract issue, it’s not uncommon for the defendant to…

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Real Estate Business

May 28, 2025

Buying Property With Partners? The Crucial Agreement Most Investors Skip—Until They’re in Court

It starts off well. You and a partner (or two) decide to invest in property, maybe a rental, a flip, or your first multifamily building.…

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The Material Escalation Clause: Why Construction Businesses Are Losing Thousands Without It

Understanding Critical Superseding vs. Intervening Causes in Faulty Construction

How to Know If You Have a Construction Defect: Signs Property Owners Shouldn’t Ignore

Ayala Receives $65,000 Final Judgment in Breach of Construction Contract Litigation

Foreign Investment Crackdowns: What Overseas Investors Need to Know About Buying Property in Florida in 2025

How Real Estate Investors Can Handle Liens on Distressed Properties

The Legal Protections Every Real Estate Broker Should Have in Their Contracts

Instagram Handles, Domain Names, and Trademarks: Who Actually Owns What?

Ayala Obtains $1,183,000 Settlement in Multiparty Dispute Over Industrial Land in Central Florida

How to Draft a Dispute Resolution Clause in a Construction Contract: Arbitration vs. Litigation

Commercial Lease Default? Why Terminating the Lease May Hurt More Than It Helps

Do You Need a Trademark or LLC First? What Business Owners Should Know

Before You Launch: 5 Common Words You Can’t Trademark (and Why You’ll Get Rejected)

Ayala Obtains +$66K Arbitration Award in Dispute Against Mercedes-Benz of Fort Lauderdale

Is a Reply Needed When a Party Asserts a Statute of Limitations Defense?

Buying Property With Partners? The Crucial Agreement Most Investors Skip—Until They’re in Court

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