Fiduciary Duties of Managers and Officers in Florida: How Misconduct Becomes Litigation

Managers, members, directors, and officers owe fiduciary duties to the businesses they serve. These obligations are not theoretical. They form the basis of substantial business litigation when disputes arise. When fiduciary duties are misunderstood or ignored, routine business decisions can turn into costly lawsuits. Understanding how fiduciary duties operate, what conduct triggers claims, and how…

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What Constitutes a Breach of Contract in a Business Dispute?

Contracts are the backbone of business relationships. From operating agreements and vendor contracts to commercial leases, businesses rely on written agreements to define expectations and protect their interests. But when something goes wrong, one of the first questions business owners ask is deceptively simple: Has the contract actually been breached? Not every disagreement or missed…

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Ready for 2026? Addressing These Legal Issues Now is Critical

As 2025 draws to a close, now is the time for Florida business owners to ensure their companies are legally ready for 2026. Economic shifts, evolving regulations, and increasing litigation risks make proactive legal planning more important than ever. Below are five essential legal priorities to help your Florida business enter the new year prepared…

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Business Transactions in Florida: Documentation Is Deal Defense

For Florida founders, investors, and acquirers, deals are judged in two places: the boardroom and—if anything cracks—in the courtroom. The documents decide leverage in both. Rushed terms, loose email “agreements,” or late legal review don’t just invite disputes; they erode valuation, delay closings, and turn good counterparties into future plaintiffs. Ambiguity Is Expensive Vague obligations,…

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Is Your Business Protected Against Litigation?

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Running a business in Florida brings tremendous opportunities—but it also carries significant risk. Contract disputes, employee issues, and disagreements among owners can disrupt operations and put years of hard work on the line. The real question isn’t whether you will experience these risks in your business—it’s whether your business is prepared to handle them before…

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Why High-Growth Companies Benefit from Engaging a Fractional General Counsel

The Legal Hurdles of Growth Rapid growth is every founder’s dream — but with expansion comes complexity. Rapid hiring, new contracts, investor expectations, and compliance requirements all need careful attention. For many Florida companies, the legal obstacles can quickly become overwhelming. Hiring a full-time, in-house attorney isn’t cost effective or necessary for most companies. Hiring…

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Five Key Principles to Prevent Costly Contract Disputes in Florida

While not every business dispute is avoidable, many can be prevented—or resolved faster—by taking the right approach from the start. Below are five key principles we share with business clients to help reduce the risk of litigation and preserve business continuity. Preventative Contracts Are Your First Line of Defense Many disputes stem from vague contract…

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