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Six Generations Of Legal Advocacy
We are proud to announce that firm founder Andrew “Andy” Lannon was recently featured in the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of The Capstone, the official newsletter of The Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization & Education. The Capstone is a resource dedicated to...
It is common for some people to get business done with a hearty laugh, a handshake and that quick verbal guarantee, “we have a deal!” The problem is, without a proper contract, that friendly promise is just that – a promise with no clear terms, no paper trail and zero...
Running a business is no small feat, and it is inevitable that conflicts will arise. Whether it is with a supplier, customer or even an employee, disputes can escalate and sometimes lead to lawsuits. While legal battles are often daunting, being aware of common...
Business owners use contracts with suppliers to help better ensure a stable and reliable source of goods or services essential to their operations. These contracts can provide numerous benefits, including guaranteed pricing, consistent quality, and timely delivery...
The skies darken. The winds howl. Rain descends in relentless sheets, transforming streets into rivers and basements into swimming pools. In the aftermath of a hurricane or tropical storm, the devastation can be overwhelming. Homes and businesses are left in ruins,...
Construction contract disputes can pose significant challenges for business owners in Florida. These disputes often arise from disagreements over contract terms, delays in project timelines, or issues with the quality of work and can take years to resolve. In a recent...
A business contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties that outlines the terms and conditions of their relationship. These contracts are the foundation of any company because they provide a clear framework for each party's expectations,...
In this “post-pandemic”economy, many people are looking to start their own business. 2021 saw a 23% YOYincrease in new businesses registered. Any successful business must start witha business plan. A business plan must contain aset of business goals: o The reasons they are believed to be obtainable, and the plan for reaching those goals. A professional business plan consists of…
by Professor Frank B. Cross Types of product defects Manufacturer defect: The product was manufactured in a way that made it unsafe. Design defect: The product was designed in a way that made it unsafe. EXAMPLE: Ford Pinto case – gas tank was designed to be manufactured too close to the rear bumper. Defect must make the product unreasonably dangerous.…
by Professor Frank B. Cross Defenses To Defamation Absolute Privileges: Judges – A judge can call a defendant a “thief” and is absolutely immune from suit. Elected officials – A Congressman can speak freely on the floor of the House of Representatives. NB: Does not extend outside of the legislative chambers. Qualified privileges: Public figures: If a public figure, you…