What Evidence is Admissible in a Florida Contract Dispute?

Contract disputes are a reality in Florida business operations. Knowing what evidence is admissible in a Florida court can make the difference between enforcing your rights and losing valuable claims. We represent clients across Florida in business and contract litigation. If you’re entering a dispute or preparing to defend one, here’s what you need to…

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Knowing When Your Florida Business Should Pursue Litigation

Running a business in Florida means dealing with contracts, clients, vendors, employees, and competitors—each bringing potential for opportunity as well as conflict. While many disputes can be resolved through discussion or negotiation, there are times when litigation is not only justified but necessary. Knowing when a disagreement crosses the line into legal territory can make…

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Shareholder & Partnership Disputes: Legal Strategies to Avoid Business Breakdowns

Disputes among business partners or shareholders can threaten the very foundation of a company. At The Frazer Firm, we’ve seen how quickly misaligned expectations, unequal workloads, or breaches of fiduciary duty can escalate—especially in closely held businesses. When internal conflicts arise, knowing when to pursue litigation and how to protect your interests is critical. Common…

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Why Florida Continues to Be a Top Destination for Business Growth

Florida remains one of the fastest-growing states for business, attracting entrepreneurs, startups, and corporations alike. With pro-business policies, strong economic performance, and a booming population, it provides an ideal environment for companies to launch, expand, and thrive. However, starting and running a business in Florida requires careful planning, especially when it comes to legal protections,…

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Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement Resumes: What Businesses Need to Know

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The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) continues its legal rollercoaster, with a significant recent development impacting businesses across the country. On February 17, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas lifted its nationwide preliminary injunction that had previously blocked the CTA’s enforcement in Smith, et al. v. U.S. Department of the Treasury,…

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Essential Documents Needed to Buy or Sell a Business 

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If you’re buying or selling a business, understanding the required legal documents is essential for a smooth transaction. The process varies depending on whether the deal involves an asset sale or a stock purchase, but both require meticulous planning and the expertise of experienced business attorneys to ensure compliance and minimize risk. Our seasoned legal…

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Is Your Business at Risk of a Costly Deadlock?

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In the early days of a business venture, equal ownership—where profits, losses, and decision-making power are split 50/50 between two partners—often seems fair and straightforward. But when two partners or evenly divided groups of owners hit a roadblock on major decisions, the business can grind to a halt. This “deadlock” can cripple growth, erode profits,…

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