Monthly Archives: June 2024
Courts Will Use “Industry Standards” to Resolve Vague Terms in Contracts in Florida
Disputes over a contract can arise for a wide range of different reasons. Vague terms within an agreement can lead to parties running into problems. In Florida, courts can look to “industry standards” to resolve disputes over contract terms that are genuinely vague. Here, our Miami commercial litigation lawyer explains the key things to… Read More »
Can a Contract Be Formed Through Silence in Florida?
A contract is a legally binding agreement. In Florida, a contract is formed through an offer and acceptable. You may be wondering: Is it possible to form a binding contract through silence? The short answer is that silence is generally not sufficient to form an enforceable contract—however, there are some limited exceptions. Here, our… Read More »
University of Florida Head Football Coach Sued for Breach of Contract
On May 10th, 2024, NBC News reported that University of Georgia Quarterback Jaden Rashada has filed a breach of contract lawsuit against Billy Napier—the head football coach for the University of Florida (UF)—over a failed Name, Image, and Licensing (NIL) deal. Here, our Miami commercial litigation attorney provides a more comprehensive overview of the… Read More »
What is a Clawback Lawsuit and What if You’re Served With One?
Let’s say that your business gets a really great deal, on inventory, or a product, or piece of machinery, or a vehicle. It’s a really great deal—but you know that the seller is going through some financial troubles, so it makes sense that the seller may want to generate some quick cash. Or maybe… Read More »
