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.
Safety Tips For Motorcyclists Throughout the State of FloridaMotorcycles are fun, stylish, and are great on gas, so it is no secret why so many people in the state of Florida ride them. However, if you do, you must ensure you do so safely. This is why our Jacksonville personal injury attorneys have compiled this short list of…
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Accidents Due to Inadequate Security in Florida | What You Need to KnowProperty owners have a duty to all those who enter and exit their property to ensure their premises are safe for all. In many cases, having sufficient security present is one example of a necessary safety measure. Unfortunately, inadequate security can cause serious accidents and injuries, and if you are…
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What You Need to Know About Labor Day Car Accidents in FloridaThis Labor Day, many people across the country will be driving to visit friends and family to celebrate the holiday. This is a wonderful time for all, however, the high volume of traffic will increase the chances of an accident occurring. Unfortunately, there are two scenarios that are slightly more…
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