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Lawsuit

August 2, 2022

Ayala Files Breach of Contract Lawsuit Against Thermo Fisher Scientific in the US Central District of California

Ayala filed a lawsuit on behalf of its client against Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., a large manufacturer of scientific devices including the Ion Torrent Genexus Integrated…

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Illegal Towing

August 1, 2022

Ayala Defeats Property Owner’s Motion for Attorneys Fees Against its Client in Illegal Towing Case

In what’s a more recurrent pattern, property owners and tow companies are trying to have their attorneys fees paid by consumers in towing cases—even when…

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July 27, 2022

Can a Court Sanction a Party Even Though it Lacks Jurisdiction on the Underlying Case?

Normally, in all cases, the court where the case is being adjudicated needs to have jurisdiction over the dispute. Jurisdiction is a fancy term for…

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E-Visa

July 26, 2022

¿Qué países de Sudamérica Califican Para la Visa E-2 de Inversionista?

Traer un negocio—y sus dueños o empleados—puede ser una transacción bastante complicada. Afortunadamente, ciertos países cuentan con un tratado de comercio con los Estados Unidos…

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Towing

July 25, 2022

Do You Have to be the Owner of a Car to Sue for Damages After an Illegal Tow?

Imagine that you borrowed your spouse’s vehicle to do some errands. You park at a commercial plaza with no visible tow-away signs. After you are…

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Agricultural Litigation

July 20, 2022

What is a PACA Claim and How Long Do You Have to File a Complaint?

The Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA) was enacted to promote fair trade in the fruit and vegetable industry. PACA protects businesses dealing in fresh and…

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Real Estate

July 19, 2022

Two Basic Things You Must Know Before You Purchase an Investment Property in a Foreclosure Sale

It sounds like a great idea: Let’s buy a property in foreclosure and then remodel it and resell it? Or perhaps, rent it out to…

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July 18, 2022

Are In-House Counsel Communications Covered by the Attorney-Client Privilege?

The Attorney-Client privilege is the name given to an old doctrine in the US legal system—which has counterparts world wide—in which communications between attorneys and…

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Contract & Business

July 14, 2022

What is in Twitter’s Lawsuit Against Elon Musk? — We Break it Down for You

On July 12, 2022, Twitter officially filed its lawsuit against Elon Musk in the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware. The Case number…

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Consumer Protection

July 13, 2022

A Judgment is Affecting Your Home? — the Importance of Filing a Homestead Affidavit Pursuant to F.S. 222.01.

Sometimes things will happen in life, and a creditor (someone you owe money) will obtain a judgment in court for a dollar amount against you.…

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Contract & Business Uncategorized

July 11, 2022

Legal Reasons Why Elon Musk Wants Out of Twitter Deal: Read To Find Out

In a long July 8, 2022 Letter filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (You can find the letter here: ), attorneys for Elon Musk…

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Internet Agreements

July 8, 2022

What is a Clickwrap Agreement and Why You Should be Careful With Them

We live in a world where more and more agreements are executed by click rather than signature, with the two most common internet agreements being…

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Towing

July 6, 2022

Ayala Obtains $10,000 Settlement in Unlawful Towing Case

Ayala is proud to announce that it has obtained a $10,000 settlement in an unlawful towing case. In the case Ayala’s client (the Plaintiff) claimed…

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Real Estate

July 5, 2022

Title Insurance Basics – What Exactly is it, and Why is it Important?

Title insurance, as the name indicates, is insurance to title; to the title of a real estate property, more specifically. Now to first understand “title…

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Contract & Business

June 29, 2022

What is a Charging Order and How it Can Impact Your Single Member Limited Liability Company

A Charging Order is an Order from a competent court in Florida entitling a Creditor to collect a judgment on the interest of a debtor…

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Immigration Law

June 28, 2022

Supreme Court Rules That Federal Courts Cannot Review Factual Findings of Immigration Officers

In a 5-4 decision, the US Supreme Court held that federal courts do not have jurisdiction to review factual determinations made during discretionary-relief immigration proceedings…

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Legal Blog

Ayala Files Breach of Contract Lawsuit Against Thermo Fisher Scientific in the US Central District of California

Ayala Defeats Property Owner’s Motion for Attorneys Fees Against its Client in Illegal Towing Case

Can a Court Sanction a Party Even Though it Lacks Jurisdiction on the Underlying Case?

¿Qué países de Sudamérica Califican Para la Visa E-2 de Inversionista?

Do You Have to be the Owner of a Car to Sue for Damages After an Illegal Tow?

What is a PACA Claim and How Long Do You Have to File a Complaint?

Two Basic Things You Must Know Before You Purchase an Investment Property in a Foreclosure Sale

Are In-House Counsel Communications Covered by the Attorney-Client Privilege?

What is in Twitter’s Lawsuit Against Elon Musk? — We Break it Down for You

A Judgment is Affecting Your Home? — the Importance of Filing a Homestead Affidavit Pursuant to F.S. 222.01.

Legal Reasons Why Elon Musk Wants Out of Twitter Deal: Read To Find Out

What is a Clickwrap Agreement and Why You Should be Careful With Them

Ayala Obtains $10,000 Settlement in Unlawful Towing Case

Title Insurance Basics – What Exactly is it, and Why is it Important?

What is a Charging Order and How it Can Impact Your Single Member Limited Liability Company

Supreme Court Rules That Federal Courts Cannot Review Factual Findings of Immigration Officers

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