Who is Responsible in the Case of Check Fraud?
What do you do if you write a check, mail the check, and later find out the check was deposited, but never received by its intended recipient? For example, let’s say you put a check in your mailbox, and unbeknownst to you, the check is stolen and then cashed. Who bears the...
Who is Responsible in the Case of Check Fraud? Continue reading…
Don’t Let Your Opponent Attach Unnecessary Exhibits to Pleadings
By: Jonathan R. Huffman, Esq.
Too often, attorneys or unrepresented parties get away with attaching unnecessary exhibits to pleadings. This is sometimes done to embarrass the opposing party. For example, I recently took over a case in which the previous lawyers attached things...
Don’t Let Your Opponent Attach Unnecessary Exhibits to Pleadings Continue reading…
Construction Defects & Section 558 of the Florida Statutes
What is a Construction Defect?
Florida Law defines a construction defect as “a deficiency in, or a deficiency arising out of, the design, specifications, surveying, planning, supervision, observation of construction, or construction, repair, alteration, or remodeling of real property” which results from certain causes such as a...
Construction Defects & Section 558 of the Florida Statutes Continue reading…