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February 2, 2022

Ayala’s Client Prevails at Trial Against Relentless Plaintiff in Three-Year Old Breach of Contract Case

By: Eduardo Ayala Ayala is proud to announce that it has prevailed in a bench trial in a case that the firm undertook pro bono.…

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Contract & Business

January 26, 2022

Viatical Settlement Transactions in Florida – What Are They and Things You Need to Know

By Ryan Sawal I. What is a Viatical Settlement Transaction? Viatical Settlement transactions (or life settlement transactions) are transactions between a company or individual known…

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Towing

January 21, 2022

Three Things You Must Know if Your Car Was Towed Illegally

Was your vehicle towed or booted? Know your rights! Towing Companies must comply with Florida Statues 715.07 when towing vehicles without the consent of…

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Contract & Business

January 21, 2022

What is a Breach of Contract?– Basic Legal Elements You Must Know

A Breach of Contract means a failure of a party to perform or fulfill its obligations under the contractual agreement. The contract if properly negotiated…

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Immigration

January 21, 2022

The Department of Homeland Security Dismisses EB-5 Regional center Lawsuit Keeping the EB-5 Investment at $500,000

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Dismisses the EB-5 Regional Centers lawsuit challenging the validity of a prior order lowering the EB-5 Investment amount. Back in…

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Immigration

January 21, 2022

The Novak Djokovic Saga and the Different Approach Australia Takes to Immigration Matters

By Eduardo A. Maura On January 16, 2022, after a long hearing, the Full Federal Court of Australia, dismissed Djokovic’s application for judicial review of…

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Contract & Business

January 21, 2022

Can You Obtain a Business Visa By Purchasing A Property?

One of the most common questions when it comes to obtaining a business visa in the United States is whether an investor can obtain a…

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Civil Litigation

December 23, 2021

Supreme Court Allows Texas to Keep Restriction on Abortion After Six Weeks

The Supreme Court on December 10, 2021, permitted Texas to keep its new restrictive abortion law. The law bans most female abortions as early as…

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Civil Litigation

December 21, 2021

The Florida Bar Journal Publishes Ayala’s Attorneys Article on Unliquidated Securities Claims in Adversarial Bankruptcy Proceedings

Ayala is proud to announce that the prestigious The Florida Bar Journal has published a legal article from two of its attorneys regarding the dischargeability…

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Civil Litigation

December 7, 2021

Is Roe v. Wade In Danger? — The Latest On the Supreme Court’s Possible Overturn of This Landmark Precedent

The Supreme Court prepares to debate a case that could ultimately end Roe vs. Wade as we know it. The case involves a Mississippi law…

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Wrongful Towing

December 1, 2021

A Brief History of the §715.07 Florida Statutes—the Wrongful Towing Statute (Part I)

Section 715.07, Fla. Stat., was enacted by the Florida Legislature in 1976. Back then, a tow truck operator did not have a legal possessory interest…

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Class Actions

November 30, 2021

Ayala’s Attorney to Argue Appeal of Dismissal of Case Against Insurance Giant, Allianz Global Assistance

Ayala’s attorney Eduardo A. Maura is set to attend an oral argument in the case against Allianz Global Assistance (Allianz) in the US 11th Circuit…

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Immigration

November 23, 2021

Ayala’s Case against Akima Global Services and ICE was recently featured in Law360.com

Ayala’s case against Akima Global Services LLC (Akima) was recently featured in Law360.com on November 15, 2021. The case involves a Peruvian immigrant who was…

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Video

November 19, 2021

What is an L 1A Visa?

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Video

November 19, 2021

What is a Class Action?

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Civil Litigation

November 17, 2021

Suing the United States Under the Federal Tort Claims Act – Important Information for Attorneys

Written by Luis Quesada, ESQ Interactions with employees of the federal government happen routinely. Most people have interacted with USPS employees at the main…

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Legal Blog

Ayala’s Client Prevails at Trial Against Relentless Plaintiff in Three-Year Old Breach of Contract Case

Viatical Settlement Transactions in Florida – What Are They and Things You Need to Know

Three Things You Must Know if Your Car Was Towed Illegally

What is a Breach of Contract?– Basic Legal Elements You Must Know

The Department of Homeland Security Dismisses EB-5 Regional center Lawsuit Keeping the EB-5 Investment at $500,000

The Novak Djokovic Saga and the Different Approach Australia Takes to Immigration Matters

Can You Obtain a Business Visa By Purchasing A Property?

Supreme Court Allows Texas to Keep Restriction on Abortion After Six Weeks

The Florida Bar Journal Publishes Ayala’s Attorneys Article on Unliquidated Securities Claims in Adversarial Bankruptcy Proceedings

Is Roe v. Wade In Danger? — The Latest On the Supreme Court’s Possible Overturn of This Landmark Precedent

A Brief History of the §715.07 Florida Statutes—the Wrongful Towing Statute (Part I)

Ayala’s Attorney to Argue Appeal of Dismissal of Case Against Insurance Giant, Allianz Global Assistance

Ayala’s Case against Akima Global Services and ICE was recently featured in Law360.com

What is an L 1A Visa?

What is a Class Action?

Suing the United States Under the Federal Tort Claims Act – Important Information for Attorneys

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