Posts Tagged ‘federal court’
How to Prepare for Business Litigation
If you are a Florida business owner, you likely feel nervous about the idea of business litigation. That’s only natural. After all, your company is not just your income; it’s likely your proudest accomplishment after years of hard work. However, you need to remember that preparation for corporate litigation should be an essential part of…
Read MoreAn Overview of the Florida Deceptive & Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA)
Often regarded as a mirror of the Federal Trade Commission Act, the Florida Deceptive & Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) is a critical piece of Florida law which is designed to protect both consumers and competitor businesses. The FDUTPA draws heavily from the FTC Act, but it is distinguishable in certain key respects. In…
Read MoreCommon Legal Mistakes by Small Business Owners
Few things require as much dedication and commitment as running a business. Ask just about any successful entrepreneur and he or she should be able to attest to this fact. This is because operating a business involves so many moving parts, and these many moving parts tend to keep moving constantly. Businesses need tax and…
Read MoreChoosing between Federal and State Court for Business Litigation
All attorneys and many potential litigants are aware that venue can have a major impact on the process and outcome of a case. Clearly, whether a case is successful or unsuccessful depends to a large degree on its merits; but, the location where a case is litigated and tried can also have an influence as…
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