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NEED CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT IN FLORIDA? CONSIDER THESE COURSES

Posted on 14 May, 2017
Are you a contractor and need continuing education credit?  I recently got three one-house courses approved by Florida's Construction Industry Licensing Board.  These one-hour courses are designed for live breakfast-and-learn or lunch-and-learn sessions.  They are designed for practical application on key issues facing all in construction.  The courses...

NEGLIGENT PROCUREMENT OF INSURANCE

Posted on 13 May, 2017
As you know, insurance is an important part of risk assessment for many, many business needs.  Oftentimes, an insured relies on an insurance broker or agent to procure specific insurance to meet its express business objectives and risks.  Notably, there is a potential...

QUICK NOTE: SUBMITTING CIVIL REMEDY NOTICE

Posted on 5 May, 2017
There are steps an insured or claimant need to take in order to assert a statutory bad faith claim.  The first step is the obligatory Civil Remedy Notice.  This obligation is set forth in Florida Statute s....

FACTOR THE FACTOR IN FACTORING

Posted on 29 April, 2017
What is factoring?  Have you heard this term used in the business context?   Factoring is not uncommon in the business world.  It comes up when a business is in need of cash (immediate cash flow) and sells/assigns money owed under accounts receivable to a third...

SUBCONTRACTOR’S LIABILITY INSURER’S DUTY TO DEFEND THE “ADDITIONAL INSURED” GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Posted on 22 April, 2017
Construction projects can lead to insurance coverage disputes.  One such dispute arises when a general contractor is sued for construction defects and resulting property damage and it tenders the...