When you have a construction company draft up plans for a new building or renovation, you expect to receive a product similar to what the architect's master plan dictates. When errors occur, or the construction company makes changes to the design without notifying...
Dear Clients: The impact of the COVID-19 virus is beginning to drastically change our local community, our country, and the world. Through these turbulent times, we will remain the law firm you know, the law firm you trust, and the law firm you can rely on. We have...
We see that our Association clients are conscientiously considering and addressing the health and safety of their members. A Discussion of Emergency Power of a Condominium Board of Directors and Suggested Actions for Community Associations and a Proposed Association...
On Monday, Governor Rick Scott signed legislation that limits opioid prescribing and provides tens of millions in new funding to combat Florida's escalating overdose epidemic. In 2016, opioid overdose death toll in Florida rose to more than 3,300. The newly enacted...
Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal recently reversed a $4.21 million judgment against WH&C clients holding that Florida law does not permit a party to recover compensatory damages where there is no monetary loss. The case involved allegations that the...
On June 26, 2017, Governor Rick Scott approved House Bill 1237 (HB 1237), amending Florida's Condominium Act and requiring condominium associations "go digital." Specifically, by July 1, 2018, an association with 150 or more units which does not manage timeshare units...
Late last year, The Florida Bar Health Law Section put on the 9th installment of its Master Class on Telemedicine, a "deep dive" into the legal, ethical, and technological issues surrounding telemedicine. Telemedicine is the practice of medicine by a licensed health...
