Nov 5, 2013 - Firm News & Press Releases
On October 31, 2013 the Florida Supreme Court settled the dispute over when a Court can appoint a receiver for a Florida condominium association. One side of the debate argued that the Court’s role and discretion was limited to those instances specified in Florida Statutes, and the other side argued that the Court’s have broad inherent powers to appoint receivers when appropriate to protect persons or property.
In Granada Lakes Villas Condominium Association vs. Metro-Dade Investments the Florida Supreme Court ruled that the equitable powers of courts give judges broad discretion over when to appoint a receiver and that these powers are not limited to specific statutory provisions.
Click HERE for a copy of the case.
How to Deal With Insurance Companies After Being Injured in a Car AccidentIf you have recently been injured in a car accident, you most likely have a lot on your mind. On top of your physical injuries, you now have to speak with the at-fault driver's insurance company, and you're concerned about what you should, and should not say. For this very…
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Hurricane Safety Tips | Here is What You Need to KnowAs Florida braces for Tropical Storm Isaias, we at Ansbacher Law felt it necessary to write up a short checklist regarding hurricane safety. Please continue reading to learn more. If you are preparing for a hurricane to hit, please make sure you take the following precautions: Have plans in place,…
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What You Need to Know About Florida’s Motorcycle Helmet LawsIf you are someone who rides a motorcycle in Florida, you are most likely wondering whether you are required to wear a helmet. Helmets are designed for your protection, so wearing one is always the smartest option, but do you have to? Please continue reading and speak with our experienced…
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