U.S. Court Reverses FTC’s Non-Compete Agreement Ban: What It Means for Workers and Employers
Discover how a U.S. judge overturned the FTC’s ban on non-compete agreements, reshaping the future of employment contracts. Learn about the implications for both workers and employers, and what this ruling means for the enforceability of non-competes in various industries.
How to Obtain a Talent Agent License in Florida
A Talent Agent License is required if you need to procure business opportunities for artists and talent in exchange for commissions.
The Documentary Stamp Tax: A Critical and Essential Element of Florida Real Estate
Documents that require the documentary stamp tax include deeds, bonds, promissory notes, mortgages, or liens. Upon recording of the document, the documentary stamp tax is paid to the county clerk of court.
Understanding Force Majeure Clauses in the Context of a Worldwide Computer Outage
A force majeure clause is a part of many contracts designed to protect parties when extraordinary events prevent them from fulfilling their obligations. These extraordinary events, often called “acts of God,” can be natural or man-made, such as fires, floods, storms, war, labor disputes, outbreaks, pandemics, governmental action, and acts of terrorism.
Censorship on Social Media: Discover If Government Officials Can Silence Their Critics?
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has established a new test for determining when public officials can block individuals on social media. This ruling emerged from two cases, one in California and another in Michigan, where citizens sued under the First Amendment after being blocked on social media by local officials.
Contingency Fees Explained: A Powerful and Hopeful Option for Legal Challenges
Contingency fee arrangements typically mean that attorneys receive a percentage of the settlement or judgment awarded to the client. Learn more about what a contingency fee is and everything it entails.
Florida Statute 768.125 outlines the critical legal framework for liability for injuries caused by intoxicated patrons.
Florida Statute § 768.125 deals with what is known as “dram shop” liability, which refers to the potential legal responsibility of businesses that sell or serve alcohol for injuries or damages caused by intoxicated patrons. This statute outlines the specific situations where these businesses can be held liable.
The music industry is dramatically being dominated by Silicon Valley due to several key factor
The music industry is being increasingly influenced and shaped by Silicon Valley, primarily due to the intersection of technology and finance.
Copyright: Here is What You Need To Know to Protect Yourself and Your Work
What is a copyright?
A copyright is a legal right bestowed by the federal government that shields creators from specific unauthorized actions involving their original creative works. The types of creations eligible for this protection are outlined in the Copyright Act of 1976.
Beware of Short Contracts: What to Look For
As a party in a contract, it is imperative that you are aware of essential terms to look for (and avoid) prior to signing in order to best protect your interests.
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