Legal Talk Blog
The Narrowing of Florida’s Litigation Privilege
By Benjamin Sunshine, Esq. Florida’s litigation privilege provides parties and their attorneys legal immunity for communications made during the course of judicial proceedings unless the communication bears no relation to the proceedings. Florida’s litigation [...]
Vacation Rental Hosting in Florida
By Kyle M. Morgan, Esq. Popular vacation rental websites and Apps such as Airbnb, VRBO, Homeaway, and FlipKey have changed the way people travel. More and more people around the country are choosing to [...]
Avoid Creating Your Own Nightmare
By Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter, Esq. Understandably, you want to avoid the court system. Understandably, you want to avoid attorneys and legal fees. After all, you already went through this once and have a Final [...]
Paul Newman’s Legacy – Estate and Business Planning Finally Meet
By: William T. Coleman Several years ago a client wanted to set up a private foundation and gift his 100% ownership in his corporation to a private foundation so that the profits generated were [...]
Thinking About New Subsection 553.79(20), Florida Statutes, From The Local Authority’s Perspective
By: Donald J. Lunny Ch. 2017-149, Laws of Florida, became effective July 1, 2017 and seemingly relates to the subject of construction. In Section 3 of the new legislation, which applies to property located [...]
Brinkley Morgan Family Law Attorney Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter Featured on LNR Radio Program
Brinkley Morgan family law attorney Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter is featured on “Legal News & Review (LNR),” discussing the potential impacts of Senate Bill 590, the benefits of collaborative law, and bitcoins in divorce cases. [...]