Vero Beach Law Blog

If another business has wronged yours, you may be weighing the option of taking them to court. This could be a winning decision or a costly mistake, depending on the circumstances at play. Here are five questions you should consider before taking the leap into...

Legal action is sometimes the most appropriate way to resolve a business dispute, but there are important things to consider before moving forward. Business litigation is a complex and sometimes costly method by which a party may recuperate financial losses and...

Certain types of business disputes can affect the operations and profitability of a Florida company. This is a possibility in situations where shareholders are at odds with the management of the company over certain decisions. Differences in opinions can escalate into...

A business’ competitive edge is one of its most important assets. Having specific things unique to the company are what will set it apart from other options, allowing it to more effectively attract potential customers and clients. In specific situations, these assets...

Florida residents and most people across the country deal with businesses more often than they think. When you make a purchase or request a service, it is likely that you do so through a business, or, in some cases, more than one business. When something goes wrong,...

Florida business owners have the right to fight for the best interests of their company, especially when their financial health is at stake. Business disputes can be a threat to the operations and future security of a business, which is why it is beneficial to seek a...

When two or more people go into business together, there is an assumption they will share the responsibility of operating the business. Partners typically share the financial obligations of business ownership, as well as the profits. There is often a strong dependency...

When an employer hires an employee following an exhaustive search, they invest in their experience and skills. They are hopeful that the new staff member significantly contributes to their bottom line as they have with previous employers. Naturally, employers want...

For many types of businesses in Florida, privately and closely held information is what gives them a competitive advantage. It is of utmost importance to protect trade secrets and other types of sensitive information, preventing these things from becoming public...

Contracts are some of the most important tools available to a Florida business. It can lead to financial loss and other complications when a party does not adhere to the terms of the agreement. If this happens, the wronged party may have grounds to pursue legal action...