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.
What You Should Know About Apartment Accidents in FloridaMost of us feel safe and sound in our own homes, as we should. That being said, if you live in an apartment, your landlord is largely responsible for ensuring your home is safe, and if he or she failed to do so and you were injured, you may have…
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Why You Must Refrain From Posting on Social Media After Filing a Personal Injury ClaimThere are few things worse than being involved in an accident that was simply not your fault. Unfortunately, many of these accidents also lead to very serious injuries. If you are someone who was recently injured in an accident, whether on the road or on foot, due to another party's…
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The Five Most Common Causes of Auto Accidents in the U.S.Unfortunately, we live in a day and age where auto accidents are inexcusably common. Often, auto accidents occur for the same reasons. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Jacksonville personal injury attorneys to learn more about the most common causes of auto accidents and how our firm…
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