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What is the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act?

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The Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act, Florida Statutes §559.55 et seq. (“FCCPA”) is a Florida statute intended to protect consumers from unfair and deceptive collection activities, and provides for both regulatory enforcement as well as private cause of action. The FCCPA is very similar to its Federal counterpart, the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act… Read More »

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How to Avoid Paying Twice as an Owner during a Construction Project in Florida

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Imagine one morning you wake up and are drinking coffee in your new kitchen with the finest European appliances accompanied with the deepest deep blue granite with beautiful custom tile floors. You begin to think that you perhaps may have spent a little too much money on the kitchen, however, you’ve done your research… Read More »

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The Pitfalls of Preparing and Recording Your Own Construction Lien in Florida

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All sectors of the construction industry are cost sensitive, there are many ways to save costs, however, one that is never recommended is preparing and recording your own claim to lien in Florida. All too often, clients discuss commencing litigation on a claim of lien for a significant sum of money that they prepared… Read More »

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What to Do When a Lien is Recorded upon Your Property

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Assume for a moment that you are the owner of a residence that recently had some renovations completed and one day you discover that a lien has been recorded upon your property. Or, alternatively, you are a general contractor and are required to indemnify the owner for any construction liens recorded against the project,… Read More »

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4 Essential Steps in Asserting Lien Rights in Florida

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This article examines the four essential steps that must be undertaken by a lienor on a private non-bonded job in order to protect their lien rights in Florida. Section 713.37, Fla. Stat., provides that the Florida construction lien law statute shall not be subject to any rules of liberal interpretation in favor of the… Read More »

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The Severe Penalties for Unlicensed Contracting in Florida

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Driving around south Florida, one will undoubtedly see a vast array of construction projects. From new single family home divisions to the cranes hovering over downtown Miami and Fort Lauderdale. With this significant increase in building, unlicensed contracting continues to be a problem in Florida. Chapter 489, Florida Statutes, regulates the “construction industry” in… Read More »

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