Monthly Archives: July 2026
Federal Court Rejects Attempts To Reopen Summary Judgment in Florida Construction Defect Dispute
Construction disputes often focus on engineering questions, contract terms, and project management decisions. But sometimes, winning a case comes down to something more basic: meeting the court’s deadlines. A recent federal case in Florida makes that point very clear. In a case between Orlando Health, Inc. and HKS Architects, Inc., the court refused to… Read More »
Equity Promises in Business Partnerships: Lessons From a Recent Florida Court Case
Growing a business usually starts with trust, teamwork, and a shared vision. It’s pretty common for companies to promise ownership stakes to key executives and partners as a way to keep everyone motivated and invested in the company’s future. But sometimes things happen, and those promises are never fulfilled. In such cases, people can… Read More »
Can Guardianship Records Be Unsealed Years After a Case Ends?
Guardianship proceedings in Florida often involve highly personal information about a person’s health, finances, family relationships, and daily care needs. Because these details are so sensitive, Florida law provides strong confidentiality protections for guardianship records. But what about years after the case is over? Is it possible for those records to be unsealed and… Read More »