FMCS Unveils 12-Part Video Series Showcasing Its Mission and Services in a Brand-New Way
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) is proud to announce the launch of its newest educational initiative: the “FMCS 101” video series.
Martindale-Hubble 2024 Rating: AV
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Dr. Gary Kompothecras Discusses Settlements for Injuries after a Florida Car Accident
Dr. Gary Kompothecras notes that car accidents can cause serious injuries, leading to physical, emotional, and financial struggles. Understanding the process is essential to get a fast settlement for Florida accident victims. Time is of the essence; medical attention must be sought quickly, and an experienced personal injury attorney should be contacted. Additionally, gathering all necessary …
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RE Q&A: Can Board President Demand Mediation?
A condo HOA director received a demand letter for pre-suit mediation over parking but never received a warning or violation letter first. Is this legal?
CAN THE HOA DO THAT?
In any conflict between an owner and a Homeowners’ Association (HOA), the underlying question to be answered by both parties, and ultimately by the court is: ‘Can the HOA do that?’
In Memoriam: John W. Wilcox
We are saddened by the loss of our colleague John Wilcox. He was a knowledgeable asset to our team and will be missed.
U.S. Supreme Court Endorses Arbitration
The United States Supreme Court in June of this year, once again, entered an opinion enforcing the right to require bilateral arbitration.
2022 Lawyers.com Gold Award
Clark Jordan-Holmes wins the 2022 Lawyers.com Gold Award for the
“Highest Possible Rating in Both Legal Ability & Ethical Standards”.
Important Decisions on the Statute of Limitations
Practitioners should be aware of two critical statute of limitations decisions that reinterpret the deadline for claiming benefits in certain situations.
NonBinding Arbitration Now Required in the 13th Circuit
I believe our readers will agree that at no time in recent memory have we seen the speed of change in civil trial practice that we see today.