I’ve previously written about Florida business litigation solutions for corporate deadlock, but, in that prior blog post, I addressed only a single method of resolving corporate deadlock and mismanagement: dissolution and liquidation of the corporation. In this post, I will describe a second, alternative solution: receivership. READ MORE
Month: February 2017
Florida Real Estate Litigation: Deed Defects and Curing Deed Defects
February 9, 2017
Few areas create real estate disputes in Florida more frequently than defective conveyances of Florida real estate. The topic often appears in the context of a challenge to the validity of a deed transfer after the grantor named in the deed has passed away. Of course, once the grantor is dead, he or she is no longer capable of executing a new deed to effectuate his or her wishes. Thus, beneficiaries of such a grantor’s estate usually stand to benefit from having the deed set aside, because the absence of the transfer increases the size of the estate in which they are entitled to share. READ MORE
How to (Legally) Resolve Corporate Deadlock and Mismanagement: Dissolution and Liquidation (Part I)
February 1, 2017
The great, late entrepreneur, Steve Jobs, once said, “Great things in business are never done by one person. They’re done by a team of people.” But what if that team of people can’t agree on how the business should be managed? What if one of the members of the team steals or mismanages the company’s assets, causing harm to the company? READ MORE
