In Florida can a Plaintiff stipulate in an issue so late it precludes discovery by defendant?
Based on your comment to counsel, it appear the plaintiff is attempting to amend the complaint to add a new claim for breach of fiduciary duty. ...
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Based on your comment to counsel, it appear the plaintiff is attempting to amend the complaint to add a new claim for breach of fiduciary duty. ...
Counsel is correct that all well-plead allegations are admitted following a default. That does not, however, preclude a defendant from attempting...
Florida Statute 83.60 outlines the provisions regarding withholding rent. Essentially, you are allowed to withhold rent where the landlord is...
You don't have an attorney-client relationship with the attorney. Yes, your dues go toward paying the attorneys' fees, just like your dues go...
The court should have made a finding as to the reasonable rate and reasonable time incurred by the attorney. Was there a hearing on a pending...
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Your question is governed by Florida Statute 55.03. Prior to 2011, the interest rate established at the time a judgment was obtained would remain...
Subject matter jurisdiction has nothing to do with making a general appearance. Are you concerned about creating personal jurisdiction by...
He should not be wihtholding your paycheck for any reason. Those are wages earned by you. You should consult with an employment attorney.
There are couple of concepts here. First, the information you ask is not subject to attorney-client privilege because no attorney-client...
Unfortunately, people often have a great misunderstanding of the concept of hearsay. Even if a statement is hearsay, there are a number of...