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May 14, 2025

What Happens to a Deceased Partner’s Shares? The Crucial Succession Planning Clause You’re Missing

If your business has more than one owner, this is a conversation you can’t afford to avoid: What happens to a partner’s shares when they…

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Real Estate Construction Construction Litigation

May 13, 2025

How Tariffs Are Disrupting Build-to-Rent Timelines and What Investors Can Do About It

If you're an investor or developer in Florida’s booming Build-to-Rent market, you may have noticed your timelines slipping — and tariffs could be the hidden…

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Business

May 12, 2025

Essential Steps for Opening a U.S. Business from South America: What You Need Before You Even Talk to a Bank

If you're a South American entrepreneur thinking of launching a business in the United States, you’re not alone. The U.S. continues to be a top…

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Firm News Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation

May 9, 2025

Ayala Reduces Half-a-Million Claim Against its Client to a $10,000 Settlement

Ayala is happy to announce that it has settled a case where the plaintiff was claiming half a million in damages against its client. The…

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Civil Litigation

May 8, 2025

Mold, Water Damage & Fire Claims: The ‘Excluded Perils’ Clause That Can Ruin Your Payout

Dealing with property damage is stressful enough. Whether it’s mold creeping through your walls, water damage from a busted pipe, or the aftermath of a…

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Business Commercial Disputes Commercial Litigation Trademark

May 7, 2025

Can Two Businesses Have the Same Name? Understanding Trademark Conflicts

Starting a business comes with many important decisions—branding being one of them. One of the first steps many entrepreneurs take is coming up with a…

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Business

May 6, 2025

Indemnity: How to Protect Your Business in a Chain of Vendors, Suppliers, and Contractors

If your business works with vendors, suppliers, subcontractors, or other third parties, one legal concept should never be an afterthought: indemnity. Whether you’re in construction,…

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Business

May 5, 2025

FDA, USDA, FTC? How to Know Which U.S. Agency Regulates Your Product Before You Ship

If you're preparing to manufacture, import, or distribute a product in the U.S., one of the first and most important legal questions you need to…

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Commercial Litigation Civil Litigation Lawsuit Lien Litigation

May 2, 2025

Ayala Law PA Prevails on Appeal in Attorney’s Fee Dispute

We are pleased to announce that we successfully represented our appellant before Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal, securing a reversal of the trial court’s…

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Commercial Litigation Civil Litigation Construction Litigation

May 1, 2025

Deposition Landmines: The Questions You Must Prepare For (Or Risk Sinking Your Case)

If you're involved in a lawsuit, there's a good chance you'll have to give a deposition—and if you’re not prepared, it can seriously damage your…

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Construction Litigation Construction Real Estate

April 30, 2025

What to Include in a Construction Contract to Prevent Delays and Cost Overruns

Construction projects are notorious for going off schedule and over budget. If you’re a property owner, developer, or contractor in Florida, you already know how…

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Real Estate

April 29, 2025

1031 Exchanges and Commercial Closings: How to Defer Taxes Legally

If you’re selling commercial real estate in Florida, your next move could come with a major tax bill. But there’s a powerful strategy that many…

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Business Trademark

April 28, 2025

What to Do If Your Trademark Application Gets Denied

If you've recently received a trademark application denial from the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office), you're probably feeling confused, frustrated, and maybe even…

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Firm News

April 25, 2025

Ayala Defeats Plaintiff’s Motion for a Mistrial and for a New Trial in a Case Where It Obtained a Full Defense Verdict

Ayala is happy to announce that it has defeated two motions by the plaintiff in an effort to invalidate a jury verdict in favor of its…

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Commercial Litigation Civil Litigation Lawsuit Lien Litigation

April 24, 2025

The Lawsuit Timeline: What Really Happens Between Filing and Trial (And Why It Takes So Long)

If you’ve ever been involved in a lawsuit—or are thinking about filing one—you might be asking yourself, “Why does this take so long?” That’s a…

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Real Estate

April 23, 2025

Ayala Obtains Emergency Ruling Halting Sale of $5 Million Land in Palm Beach County

Ayala is happy to share that it has obtained an emergency order halting the sale of its client's 10-acre land valued at around $5 million.…

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Legal Blog

What Happens to a Deceased Partner’s Shares? The Crucial Succession Planning Clause You’re Missing

How Tariffs Are Disrupting Build-to-Rent Timelines and What Investors Can Do About It

Essential Steps for Opening a U.S. Business from South America: What You Need Before You Even Talk to a Bank

Ayala Reduces Half-a-Million Claim Against its Client to a $10,000 Settlement

Mold, Water Damage & Fire Claims: The ‘Excluded Perils’ Clause That Can Ruin Your Payout

Can Two Businesses Have the Same Name? Understanding Trademark Conflicts

Indemnity: How to Protect Your Business in a Chain of Vendors, Suppliers, and Contractors

FDA, USDA, FTC? How to Know Which U.S. Agency Regulates Your Product Before You Ship

Ayala Law PA Prevails on Appeal in Attorney’s Fee Dispute

Deposition Landmines: The Questions You Must Prepare For (Or Risk Sinking Your Case)

What to Include in a Construction Contract to Prevent Delays and Cost Overruns

1031 Exchanges and Commercial Closings: How to Defer Taxes Legally

What to Do If Your Trademark Application Gets Denied

Ayala Defeats Plaintiff’s Motion for a Mistrial and for a New Trial in a Case Where It Obtained a Full Defense Verdict

The Lawsuit Timeline: What Really Happens Between Filing and Trial (And Why It Takes So Long)

Ayala Obtains Emergency Ruling Halting Sale of $5 Million Land in Palm Beach County

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