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3/28/20: Coronavirus Landlord Tenant Update
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4/1/20: Coronavirus v. First Amendment (Sheriff v. Pastor)
4/2/20: Update: Florida's Safer at Home Order
4/3/20: Gov. Desantis Suspends Evictions and Foreclosures
4/4/20: Price Gouging Rules in an Emergency
4/5/20: Employers Must Protect Their Employees from Covid19
4/6/20: Hillsborough Seeks Ban on Rent Increases
4/7/20: Federal Moratorium on Some Evictions
4/8/20: Forbearance on Federally Backed Mortgages
4/9/20: Tom Brady and the Public Trust Doctrine
4/10/20: Enforceability of Non-Compete Agreements
4/11/20: Fla. Governor can Postpone Elections in an Emergency
4/12/20: Does Trump Golf Course Pay Rent During Shutdown
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4/15/20: COVID-19: Inconvenience Doesn't Void Contract
The mother of a student attending Tallahassee Community College has filed suit against her son’s landlord requesting a return of private apartment fees paid for the Spring semester... Read More
The U.S. federal government has arrested someone for price gouging under the Defense Production Act. Amardeep Singh, an owner of a sneaker and apparel store, was arrested in... Read More
Frustration of purpose applied in that case because the parties did not contemplate that the purpose of the contract was illegal.
So, how will frustration of purpose come up... Read More
On Thursday, Florida Governor Ron Desantis announced that the eviction moratorium he issued on April 2, 2020 will be extended until June 2, 2020. In essence, the order prevents the... Read More
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On April 2, 2020 Governor Desantis issued an executive order suspending evictions for 45 days. The exact language of the order as it pertains to the suspension... Read More