Feb 22, 2012 - Condo & Homeowner Associations
February 07, 2012|Daniel Vasquez – On Condos, On Condos
Whether a Florida buyer of a new home in a shared community has the right to sue a developer for faulty roads and sidewalks is the issue of a new bill — and battle between Florida courts and lawmakers.
Caught in the middle of the political and judicial crossfire: Homeowners.
The latest salvo in this brewing conflict is House Bill 1013, which states individual homeowners cannot hold builders liable for cracked sidewalks, leaking drainage ponds, or large potholes in the road caused by defective materials or workmanship.
I’ve Been Served a Lawsuit…What’s Next?It’s always a little unnerving to be served a lawsuit, and sometimes more so to start one. At Ansbacher Law, we understand this and our experts are here to walk you through the legal process! While every case is unique, there are some general steps that will happen in most…
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Can I Sue After Being Injured in a Florida Parking Lot Accident?Most of us do not consider parking lots to be particularly dangerous; we park, go about our day, and then we leave. However, unfortunately, there are times where parking lots can become extremely dangerous, and people can sustain serious injuries as a result. Please continue reading and reach out to…
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Florida State of Emergency Extended for Another 60 DaysGovernor DeSantis issued Executive Order 20-166 on July 7, 2020. This order extended the ongoing state of emergency, due to COVID-19, through September 5, 2020. For a complete copy of the order (pdf) CLICK HERE.
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