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Hello, My name is Jessica Anariba, and I’m the client happiness coordinator at TLF. The purpose of this video is to answer one of the most common questions we get asked when new potential clients reach out to us for the first time. We are often asked about how our consultations work, so that’s what …

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Hello, My name is Jessica Anariba, and I’m the Client Happiness Coordinator at TLF. The purpose of this video is to answer one of the most common questions we get asked when new potential clients reach out to us for the first time. We usually get asked about our process, from how to start working …

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Non-Compete Agreements are an essential tool to prevent an employee or contractor from leaving your company and taking your business with them. The “scope”, or broadness of your non-compete agreement is the main aspect that will determine its enforceability. Non-competes that are deemed “overbroad”, or overly restrictive, will not be enforceable in court. In Florida, …

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An Operating Agreement is the most significant building block on which to found a business. You’ve probably also heard of a Partnership Agreement or a Shareholders’ Agreement. Depending on the type of entity, those are different names for the internal governing document that provide the basic guidelines regarding how the business will handle most of …

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Hello, My name is Jessica Anariba, and I’m the client happiness coordinator at TLF. The purpose of this video is to answer one of the most common questions we get asked when potential new clients reach out to us for the first time. Before you meet with one of our knowledgeable attorneys to take a …

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I’m suing a competitor and he has offered a settlement. What factors should I consider in accepting? At this point, if you’ve already sued someone and have received a settlement offer, then clearly you’re represented by legal counsel. So I would say talk to your attorney. But what you want to consider at this point …

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When people call us for help, it’s usually because they realize they need professional assistance. Sometimes after the call, those same people become worried about costs or decide they want to wait for another reason. We’ve helped many clients resolve legal disputes. The most important factor in improving your chances of a quick and beneficial solution is timing. In our experience, waiting is usually not recommended for the following reasons.

What are some of the most common legal mistakes that small business owners make? I love this question. Because all of us, when we start a business, we all make mistakes, some bigger than others. But it’s part of the learning process of being an entrepreneur. And I really enjoy working with entrepreneurs, helping the …

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Why you can’t rely on Sunbiz We get a lot of questions about Sunbiz and clients say, well, it’s on Sunbiz, which is where the Division of Corporations for Florida keeps corporate records. But those records indicate who the incorporators are, not who the shareholders of a corporation are. So it can be very tricky …

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What is the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, and what private companies are covered? Which employees are entitled to emergency FMLA, and what must employers provide? Can employees of non-essential businesses refuse to go to work?