Recent Posts in Commercial Leases Category
Posted on Oct 13, 2011 By Amanda Jassem Jones
Absent a contractual provision to the contrary, every commercial lease agreement entered into in the state of Florida carries an implied covenant of peaceable and quiet enjoyment. The covenant of ...
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Posted on May 11, 2011 By Alex Rosenthal
Generally, in order to bring a non-resident to Florida to defend a case for breach of contract, there must be more than an obligation to pay in the state to support constitutional due process ...
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Posted on Feb 21, 2011 By Alex Rosenthal
One of the biggest mistakes clients make that jeopardize their case is retaining counsel too late. Whenever clients try to resolve their legal matters on their own they typically do not anticipate the ...
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Posted on Feb 21, 2011 By Alex Rosenthal
In yet another affirmation of the strength of the Florida Landlord Tenant Act, the Fourth District Court of Appeal recently held that a commercial tenant's failure to pay accruing rent into the court ...
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Posted on Feb 21, 2011 By Alex Rosenthal
Florida law has suddenly become crystal clear that a tenant cannot get out of depositing rent into the Court Registry merely by arguing that the landlord's default notice is someone defective. ...
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