The 14-day medical rule, the two-year lawsuit deadline, and the phone calls you shouldn't take. What actually matters after a Florida crash.
Notes from the practice.
Plain-English writing on Florida estate, business, construction lien, injury, and litigation topics that come up in real client work.
Most people still think the answer is four years. It's two, and the deadlines hiding inside those two years are shorter than almost anyone expects.
No PIP, mandatory reporting to FWC, and a genuine question about which law applies. Boating cases are their own world.
The statute nobody's heard of decides these cases: you must prove the business knew, or should have known, about the hazard.
The biggest myth in Florida estate planning is that only millionaires need it. The numbers — and the reality of what an estate plan actually does — say otherwise.
Most failed Florida estate plans aren't failed because the documents were bad. They failed because nobody ever finished the funding.
Estate planning works best as a team effort. Here's how the attorney, financial advisor, insurance agent, and CPA should actually coordinate.
More posts coming — including pieces on the Corporate Transparency Act, wills vs. trusts, Florida business succession, and guardianship designations for parents of minor children. Insights are general legal commentary and not legal advice.