Trade Secret Litigation in Florida: Protecting Real Secrets, Defending Against Overreach
What qualifies as a trade secret under Florida and federal law, when customer lists count, and how both employers and accused employees should respond.
Florida Non-Compete Litigation After the CHOICE Act: The New Two-Track System
Florida's CHOICE Act made covered non-competes far easier to enforce, but only above a wage threshold. How both tracks work for employers and employees.
What Damages Can You Recover in a Florida Lawsuit?
The categories of damages in Florida litigation: compensatory damages, attorney fees, pain and suffering, and punitive damages, and when each applies.
Tortious Interference in Florida: When Competition Crosses the Line
Florida tortious interference claims: the elements, unlawful methods versus fair competition, and the damages available when a deal is wrongfully disrupted.
Served With a Deposition Subpoena in Florida? What Non-Parties Should Know
Served with a deposition subpoena in a Florida lawsuit you are not a party to? Your obligations, your objections, and why representation matters.
Defamation Lawsuits in Florida: Libel, Slander, and the Two-Year Deadline
What counts as defamation in Florida: libel and slander elements, defamation per se, presumed damages, and the two-year deadline to file a claim.
Collecting Business Debts in Florida: Unpaid Invoices and Broken Contracts
Legal options for Florida businesses owed money: breach of contract and related claims, what you can recover, and how the litigation process works.
Florida LLC Disputes: Mismanagement, Self-Dealing, and Member Remedies
What Florida LLC members can do about mismanagement, self-dealing, and breach of the operating agreement, and the remedies available under Florida law.