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Understanding the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA)
ON 11 February, 2024Categories: Civil Litigation, Tort Law Tags: Civil Litigation, Florida, Fraud, Torts LawIn the vibrant marketplace of Florida, where commerce and consumer transactions flow ceaselessly, the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) stands as a critical legal safeguard. Enacted to protect consumers from fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices, FDUTPA is a statute that every Florida consumer and business should be familiar with. This blog […]
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Understanding Legal Distinctions: Misrepresentation in Fraud Claims vs. Failure to Fulfill a Promise in Breach of Contract Claims
ON 11 February, 2024Categories: Civil Litigation, Contracts Law, Tort Law Tags: breach of contract, Civil Litigation, Contracts Law, FraudNavigating the intricacies of legal disputes requires a nuanced understanding of various principles that underpin civil litigation, particularly in the realms of contract law and tort law. Two common areas of dispute that often cause confusion are claims based on misrepresentation, which can lead to fraud claims, and those based on the failure to fulfill […]
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Comprendere le Distinzioni Legali: La Rappresentazione Errata ed Il Mancato Adempimento di una Promessa Contrattuale
ON 11 February, 2024Categories: Civil Litigation, Contracts Law, Tort Law Tags: Civil Litigation, Contracts Law, FrodeNavigare tra le complessità delle dispute legali richiede una comprensione sfumata dei vari principi che sostengono il contenzioso civile, particolarmente nei campi del diritto contrattuale e del diritto dei torti. Due aree comuni di disputa che spesso generano confusione sono le richieste basate su rappresentazione errata, che possono condurre a richieste di frode, e quelle […]
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Florida’s Tort Reform: Adjusting the Statute of Limitations for Negligence Claims
ON 11 February, 2024Categories: Civil Litigation, Statute of Limitations, Tort Law Tags: breach of contract, Civil Litigation, Contracts Law, Florida, Torts LawIn a significant legislative shift, Florida has amended its statute of limitations for negligence claims, marking a pivotal moment in the state’s tort reform journey. Effective March 24, 2023, the new law reduces the period for filing such claims from four years to two years, but crucially, this change applies only to negligence claims that […]
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