Consumer, small Business and Commercial Law Blog

February 15, 2021

Ayala’s Attorney is Invited to Discuss Recent Immigration News in Spanish Station Mega TV

Ayala's attorney was invited to discuss the recent immigration developments at the US Border in the context of the new policies set by the…

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Consumer Protection

February 4, 2021

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA): What You Must Know About Unwanted Calls or Texts

The TCPA is a federal law passed by congress in 1991 in response to the growing rise of robocalls and faxes. Later, with the growing…

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Bankruptcy Litigation

January 12, 2021

For Attorneys—Understanding Litigation in Bankruptcy Court: Adversary Proceedings

An adversary proceeding is the bankruptcy court’s version of a civil complaint. It is governed by Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure (FRBP) Rule 7001. It…

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Internet Law

January 11, 2021

Small Businesses Websites: Do You Need a Cookie Policy for Your Website? What You Need to Know

You are small business, and as a small business owner, you rely in a multiplicity of websites for services that complement what you offer in…

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Class Actions

January 7, 2021

Ayala’s Attorney Attends Oral Argument in the Florida Third District Court Appeal in Case Challenging Prior Class Certification Order in the 11th Circuit Court of Miami

Ayala’s Attorney Eduardo A. Maura attended Oral Argument in the Florida Third District Court of Appeals. In the lower court case, Ayala had obtained an…

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Immigration Immigration Law

December 28, 2020

Five Things to Watch in Immigration Law Under the Upcoming Biden Administration

A new presidency brings changes all over. We expect immigration to be no exception. In fact, given the contrast between Mr. Biden’s and Mr.…

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Civil Litigation Civil Procedure Hague Convention Litigation

November 17, 2020

Understanding Service of Process Under the Hague Convention: Three Things You Need to Know

Service of process is the way a defendant is notified of a legal claim against him and enables the court to exercise jurisdiction over him.…

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Civil Actions Civil Litigation In the News

November 4, 2020

Law360.com features Ayala’s Lawsuit Against DHS, ICE and Akima Global Services Alleging Violations of the ADA

Law 360.com featured Ayala’s Lawsuit Against DHS, ICE and Akima Global Services in which Ayala’s client alleges violations of the ADA and other causes of…

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Illegal Towing Towing Wrongful Towing

September 23, 2020

Department of Justice Gets Involved in Towing Litigation and Obtains a $20,000 Consent Judgment for Service Member

The Department of Justice sued towing Target Towing and Recovery (Target) in the US Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division, for the…

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Class Actions Employee Labor Law Wages

September 10, 2020

What is The 80/20 Rule for Tipped Employees and Important Upcoming Changes to The Rule

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), a federal law that regulates employees’ wages, requires generally that employers pay employees at least the Federal minimum wage…

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Blog Breach of Contract Consumer Consumer Protection Internet Agreements

September 1, 2020

Law360 Publishes Ayala’s Attorney Article on Clickwrap-Internet Agreement Litigation

Renown Legal news site law360.com published an article by attorney Eduardo A. Maura where he discusses the current state of litigation involving clickwrap hybrid agreements.…

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Breach of Contract Civil Actions Civil Litigation Civil Procedure Contract & Business

August 19, 2020

Ayala Files Breach of Contract Action Against Brickell City Center’s Luna Park and its Celebrity Owner Roberto Costa

Ayala filed a breach of contract action against Luna Park, a high end italian food restaurant in Miami’s Brickell City Center. In the lawsuit, Ayala’s…

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Contract & Business

July 23, 2020

Watch What You Click For—What You Need to Know About Internet Agreements

We live in the world of agreements by “click” rather than signature. The digital era has converted the world of contract into clicks, bytes and…

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Class Actions Consumer Consumer Protection

July 3, 2020

Ayala Files Privacy-Violations Class Action Against Owners of Covid-Opportunistic Store Dreside.com

Ayala files privacy violation class action under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) against covid-19 opportunistic Dreside.com and its owners. Navitelia, the parent company took…

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Blog Civil Actions Civil Litigation Civil Rights

June 29, 2020

Ayala Files First Civil Rights Case in Federal Court in Effort to Curb Police Brutality Through Litigation.

Ayala filed the first civil rights case in the wake of Mr. George Floyd’s killing and the subsequent societal call to take action against…

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Class Actions

June 26, 2020

Florida Judge Appoints Ayala as Class Counsel for a Class of Hundreds of Vehicle Owners Towed by American Towing of Miami.

On June 25, 2020, a Florida judge entered a written opinion certifying a class of hundreds of vehicle owners whose vehicles were towed by American…

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Legal Blog

Ayala’s Attorney is Invited to Discuss Recent Immigration News in Spanish Station Mega TV

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA): What You Must Know About Unwanted Calls or Texts

For Attorneys—Understanding Litigation in Bankruptcy Court: Adversary Proceedings

Small Businesses Websites: Do You Need a Cookie Policy for Your Website? What You Need to Know

Ayala’s Attorney Attends Oral Argument in the Florida Third District Court Appeal in Case Challenging Prior Class Certification Order in the 11th Circuit Court of Miami

Five Things to Watch in Immigration Law Under the Upcoming Biden Administration

Understanding Service of Process Under the Hague Convention: Three Things You Need to Know

Law360.com features Ayala’s Lawsuit Against DHS, ICE and Akima Global Services Alleging Violations of the ADA

Department of Justice Gets Involved in Towing Litigation and Obtains a $20,000 Consent Judgment for Service Member

What is The 80/20 Rule for Tipped Employees and Important Upcoming Changes to The Rule

Law360 Publishes Ayala’s Attorney Article on Clickwrap-Internet Agreement Litigation

Ayala Files Breach of Contract Action Against Brickell City Center’s Luna Park and its Celebrity Owner Roberto Costa

Watch What You Click For—What You Need to Know About Internet Agreements

Ayala Files Privacy-Violations Class Action Against Owners of Covid-Opportunistic Store Dreside.com

Ayala Files First Civil Rights Case in Federal Court in Effort to Curb Police Brutality Through Litigation.

Florida Judge Appoints Ayala as Class Counsel for a Class of Hundreds of Vehicle Owners Towed by American Towing of Miami.

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