Consumer, small Business and Commercial Law Blog

May 31, 2023

Types of Shareholder Disputes: Common Issues & Legal Solutions

Shareholder disputes can arise in any business, creating conflicts that threaten the stability and success of the company. These disputes can stem from various factors,…

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Real Estate

May 30, 2023

Bank Foreclosing Mortgage? Not So Fast! Here’s What You Should Know

Sometimes, good people are faced with unfortunate situations that prevent them from paying their mortgage. When this happens, they reach out to their lenders, who…

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Commercial Litigation

May 25, 2023

Ayala Files Lawsuit Against Mattress Kings LLC on Behalf of One of its Owners

We filed a lawsuit against Mattress Kings LLC (“Mattress Kings”) on behalf of one of the business' owners. In brief, our client alleges that “Mattress…

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Business

May 22, 2023

Was Your Business Sued & Defaulted? Learn How to Set Aside that Default

In Florida, and in the US at large, a lawsuit starts with the filing of a complaint. The court then issues a document called the…

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Real Estate

May 18, 2023

Is it a Deed or a Mortgage? Understanding Simultaneous Exchanges of Deed & Money

Imagine lending money to a person, and as security, that person gives you their house's deed. Are you now temporarily the property's owner until paid…

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Business

May 15, 2023

When is a Business Entitled to Collect Sales Taxes on Gratuities?

In Florida, businesses are generally not required to collect sales tax on gratuities or tips given to service employees. Gratuities are considered voluntary payments made…

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Litigation

May 9, 2023

What is the Cause of Action for Abuse of Process?

In Florida, a cause of action for abuse of process arises when a legal process, such as a civil lawsuit or criminal proceeding, is used…

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Real Estate

May 8, 2023

What is Cause of Action for Slander of Title?

A slander of title is a legal claim that occurs when someone makes a false statement about real estate ownership. As a result, that false…

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Commercial Litigation

May 4, 2023

Ayala Files Lawsuit Against Citibank for Recovery of Over $115,000 in Deposits

We filed a lawsuit on behalf of our client, a British citizen. The lawsuit is against Citibank, N.A. (“Citibank”), for the recovery of over $115,000…

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Real Estate

May 2, 2023

The Partition Action: Resolving Disputes Between Property Co-Owners

In Florida, a partition action is a legal proceeding that allows a property's co-owners to divide the property among themselves, or sell it and divide…

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Lawsuit

April 26, 2023

What’s Substitute Service & When Can it Be Used to Notify Your Business of a Lawsuit?

In the United States, a lawsuit doesn't begin until the defendant has been “served with process.” Usually called “service of process,” “service,” “process,” or “personal…

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Lawsuit

April 24, 2023

In the Age of Zoom, Can You Be Forced to Attend a Distant In-Person Deposition?

The Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.310 states that “ deposition may be taken by communication technology, as that term is defined in the Florida…

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Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation

April 21, 2023

Ayala Files a Breach of Warranty Lawsuit Against World Renowned Lab Instrument Manufacturer Tecan

Ayala filed a lawsuit on behalf of its client against Tecan US, Inc. Tecan is a distinguished manufacturer of scientific devices including the DreamPrep. This…

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Contract & Business

April 20, 2023

Accidentally Published Copyrighted Content on Your Website? Read This to Avoid Legal Action!

It can happen to anyone. You hire someone to do work on your business website, and that person accidentally uses a copyrighted photo. Your website…

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ADA Consumer

April 19, 2023

Is a Website a Place of Public Accommodation that Falls Under the Americans with Disabilities Act?

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal law that prohibits discrimination against those with disabilities. This act prohibits discrimination in various areas, including…

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Real Estate

April 11, 2023

Does My Mobile Home Qualify for Homestead Exemption Under Florida Law?

The Florida Homestead Exemption is a tax benefit provided to eligible homeowners. It reduces the assessed value of their primary residence for tax property. This…

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Legal Blog

Types of Shareholder Disputes: Common Issues & Legal Solutions

Bank Foreclosing Mortgage? Not So Fast! Here’s What You Should Know

Ayala Files Lawsuit Against Mattress Kings LLC on Behalf of One of its Owners

Was Your Business Sued & Defaulted? Learn How to Set Aside that Default

Is it a Deed or a Mortgage? Understanding Simultaneous Exchanges of Deed & Money

When is a Business Entitled to Collect Sales Taxes on Gratuities?

What is the Cause of Action for Abuse of Process?

What is Cause of Action for Slander of Title?

Ayala Files Lawsuit Against Citibank for Recovery of Over $115,000 in Deposits

The Partition Action: Resolving Disputes Between Property Co-Owners

What’s Substitute Service & When Can it Be Used to Notify Your Business of a Lawsuit?

In the Age of Zoom, Can You Be Forced to Attend a Distant In-Person Deposition?

Ayala Files a Breach of Warranty Lawsuit Against World Renowned Lab Instrument Manufacturer Tecan

Accidentally Published Copyrighted Content on Your Website? Read This to Avoid Legal Action!

Is a Website a Place of Public Accommodation that Falls Under the Americans with Disabilities Act?

Does My Mobile Home Qualify for Homestead Exemption Under Florida Law?

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