Business Law

Written By: Phil Kabler The 2021 Florida Legislative Session is now underway. As reported in Balletopedia [www.balletopedia.com]: In 2021, the Florida State Legislature...

Written By: Phil Kabler The following is an excerpt from the Greater Gainesville Chamber’s [www.gainesvillechamber.org] February 23, 2021 e-newsletter. It describes a...

Written By: Phil Kabler In order to create most Florida business entities, such as corporations, limited liability companies, and certain types of partnerships, the...

Written By: Phil Kabler The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Program (SVOG), a new financial resource, has been created to benefit certain entertainment-related...

Written By: Phil Kabler Cryptocurrencies are private electronic exchange currencies, and do not involved the direct intermediation of central banks. (“Direct...

Written By: Phil Kabler Congress has renewed the Payroll Protection Program for the coming year. Qualifying Florida businesses should consider taking advantage of this...

Written By: Phil Kabler With businesses still recovering from 2020, let’s take a look at what’s ahead this year and how you can get your business the help it...

Written By: Phil Kabler {And here we co with another single-word entitled article. We all know by now what that means – demi-literate (as opposed to semi-literate)...

Written By: Phil Kabler Recently my articles have taken a turn down a different avenue (for the most part). Instead of focusing directly on developments in business,...

Written By: Phil Kabler Here we go… Yet another single-word title. What is going on with this cockamamie series of articles? Usually they involve interconnected...

What is with the recent trend of one-word titles?!? First, Resilience. Then, Iceland, of all topics. (OK, there was a break for a more mundane piece, Employment...

In the past two articles of this series the topics have waxed poetic with the creative titles Resilience and Iceland. They both dealt with the relevance of proactive...

Now that I have your attention, this is effectively a continuation of last week’s piece “Resilience.” As explained there, this most peculiar year has...

This year – 2020 – will come to an end. And with the passage of time it will appear small and nondescript. But not yet. Not now. Too soon. For nearly all, this has...

As a business and real estate lawyer, I spend a good amount of time speaking with Clients about the futures of their operations and investments. While they are alive. We...

This will be a briefer article. Readers to this series know well by now that many of the topics directly and indirectly involve proactive risk management and related...

We all have veterans of the armed forces in our circles. This writer has family, friends, work colleagues, and former students who served. And so do ‘you’. As...

Do not deny it. ‘We’ all spend time online. A lot of it. At work. At home. On our ‘smartphones.’ Morning, noon, and night. Weekends and holidays. 24/7. And...

Stress. Admittedly the watchword for 2020 to-date. It ‘feels’ like nothing has gone right. And everything has gone wrong. (This series has addressed many topics...

Over the past several months, this series has devoted a good deal of ink (actually electrons) to the Florida and Federal eviction and foreclosure moratoria. 1 (Do note...