Food Trucks: Even if you are rolling, you are not beyond the Law
A public food service establishment is a building OR a vehicle where food is prepared, served, or sold for consumption at or near the establishment or as take out. Yes, […]
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Tradition Tattoo Wins Approval to Open in Delray Beach
When Rebecca Loveless wanted to relocate her tattoo studio from Boca Raton to Delray Beach, she knew she faced the challenge of being the first exclusive tattoo studio in town. […]
TRIM NOTICES AND TRUTH IN MILLAGE
The Notice of Proposed Property Taxes, also called a ‘Truth in Millage’ (TRIM) Notice, is mailed to property owners in mid to late August each year. There are almost 600,000 […]
SO YOU WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE ON AIRBNB? LAW IS INVOLVED
Launched in the midst of the 2008 “Great Recession,” Airbnb is an online community marketplace allowing people to visit their website and advertise a room or even your whole house […]
Homeowners Complain of Pokémon Go Trespassers
With the Pokémon Go craze sweeping the nation, some homeowners have noticed smartphone wielding people walking on their lawns or parking in their driveways. As the game increases in popularity, […]
New Florida Building Code Provisions Effective July 1
Changes to various sections of HB 535 are now in effect. The changes include the following items: Clarification that certain swimming pools used for specific purposes are not subject to […]
2015 Amendments to the Florida Revised LLC Act Brings Substantive Changes to Managers’ and Members’ Fiduciary Duties to the LLC and to the Members
The Florida Revised LLC Act (“Act”) was enacted in 2013 and took effect on January 1, 2014 for new Florida LLC’s and January 1, 2015 for all Florida LLC’s. However, […]
Protecting clients’ intellectual property rights from cyber-gripers
In this increasingly “on-line” world, clients’ rights in their valuable trademarks are at risk from disgruntled customers or ex-employees who publish gripe websites on the internet. Today, anyone with a […]
Well-Meaning Law May Actually End Up Hurting Condo Owners
By Laurie Thompson Before 2007, Florida’s Condominium Act provided that unless the condominium declaration stated otherwise, 100 percent of the owners had to agree to terminate a condominium. Accordingly, just […]
FDOT, community work toward improving bike lanes – wptv.com
WEST BOCA RATON – Every new construction, or resurfacing project, on state roads in Florida will now include improvements to bike lanes. The idea is to create more space between […]