May 19, 2026

Home Builders Are Getting Buried in Claims of Shoddy Construction

Legal liabilities for big builders have surged. Industry representatives say lawyers encourage homeowners to pursue dubious allegations. By Nicholas G. Miller View Original Article Here Blake and Beth Horio bought a home in 2022 in a Henderson, Nev., community thinking it would be an ideal place to retire. But soon, cracks began spreading across the ceilings. Their […]

Mar 17, 2026

Aiding and Abetting Fraud in Florida: When Third Parties Get Pulled Into Litigation

Aiding and abetting fraud in Florida is becoming a central issue in high-stakes commercial litigation. While fraud claims often focus on the primary wrongdoer, many cases now extend further—targeting third parties who allegedly helped facilitate or ignore the misconduct. In South Florida, where complex financial transactions, real estate deals, and private investments are common, these […]

Mar 17, 2026

How Social Media Is Being Used as Evidence in Florida Litigation

Social media evidence in Florida litigation is no longer a gray area—it’s now a central part of many high-stakes cases. From business disputes to trust litigation and construction claims, what people post online is increasingly being used to support or undermine legal arguments. In South Florida, where business, real estate, and personal lives are highly […]

Mar 17, 2026

Construction Delay Claims in Florida: When Delays Turn Into Lawsuits

Construction delay claims in Florida are becoming increasingly common—especially across South Florida, where rapid development, labor shortages, and rising material costs are putting pressure on timelines. While delays are often expected in large-scale projects, not all delays are acceptable. When a delay causes financial harm, disrupts operations, or violates contractual obligations, it can quickly escalate […]

Mar 17, 2026

When and How to Remove a Trustee in Florida

Removing a trustee in Florida is not just a legal option—it’s sometimes necessary to protect trust assets and ensure beneficiaries are treated fairly. While trustees are given significant authority, that authority comes with strict fiduciary duties. When those duties are violated, beneficiaries have the right to step in. Understanding when removal is appropriate—and how the […]

Mar 17, 2026

When a Trustee Crosses the Line: Hidden Self-Dealing in Florida Trusts

Trustee self-dealing in Florida is one of the most serious breaches of fiduciary duty—and one of the most common reasons trusts end up in litigation. While trusts are meant to protect assets and ensure a smooth transfer of wealth, those goals can quickly unravel when a trustee puts their own interests ahead of the beneficiaries. […]