There is never a correct answer on how often a business should alter its plan. It all depends on the specific circumstances of a firm. Established companies tend to alter their business plans less often because they have studied their operations long enough to make accurate forecasts. On the other hand, most start-ups need to […]

Government is among the biggest consumers of goods and services in Florida. And this offers an excellent opportunity for businesses to work with the government as contractors and sub-contractors. However, many companies often shy away from these contracts because of the technicalities involved. First, the government is particular in its requirements. Anyone interested in contracting

Every landlord has had that one tenant that just rubs them the wrong way in everything they do. Late for rent, doesn’t take proper care of the property, racks up noise violations, always bothering the other tenants. Simply put, it’s a tenant that needs to go. But there is a legal way and an illegal way of

Giving birth might be an incredibly difficult and draining process, but it doesn’t get easier once you’ve got a baby in your arms. Taking care of a newborn child is a full-time job in and of itself. Considering just how hard it is to get a full night’s sleep when you’ve just had a baby,

Every year, a business purchases hundreds of services and goods to facilitate its operations. However, a lack of understanding of your rights when engaging with other companies can get you trapped in unwanted contracts. And as business lawyers in Central Florida, we wouldn’t advise you to go on with an arrangement that is not helping your

Every business, big or small, needs a financial boost to expand and achieve certain milestones. That’s where investors come in – to offer businesses some financial muscle. But these investors have concerns that inform their decisions on whether or not to invest in a particular business. Any business that wants to attract the right investors

While business-to-business contracts are binding, an inability to meet some or all of the terms should not always be treated as a breach. A legal lawsuit can destroy the other business financially and block possibilities of future beneficial collaborations. Renegotiations are excellent avenues that businesses in Florida can explore when the terms of a contract

Business-to-business engagements deserve a lot of attention because they involve thousands of dollars in investments. Minor additions or omissions can bear serious consequences that can make or break your business. You are highly likely to overlook some mistakes out of the excitement that comes with new business possibilities. Whether you are working with a two-paged

Florida is one of the states with the highest number of renters in the country. And as a rental property owner, you want to only entrust it to individuals that can take good care of your valued investment. Trustworthy tenants can give a high return on investment and guarantee positive landlord-tenant relationships. The process begins