Monthly Archives: January 2025
Business Litigation in Florida: Is it a Trade Secret Violation – or Reverse Engineering?
The Defend Trade Secrets Act and similar state statutes create a civil cause of action for misappropriating another’s trade secrets if the trade secret relates to a product (or service) used in interstate or foreign commerce or intended for use in interstate or foreign commerce. 18 USC § 1836 specifies that, under such circumstances,… Read More »
Resolving Disputes Between Beneficiaries
Picking up the pieces after the death of a loved one can be grueling. The last thing anyone wants to add is an explosive, bitter feud rising between beneficiaries. Unfortunately, disputes between beneficiaries are common. Whether one person feels they did not receive their fair share, or there is a particular asset or sentimental… Read More »
I’m Being Sued Over My Inheritance: What Do I Do? Part II
Probate is intricate, and can be quite a challenge to navigate through. Fortunately, the experienced legal team at Suncoast Civil Law can help. In part one of this series, we began the discussion concerning the drama that can ensue if someone challenges a will, or otherwise tries to challenge your right to your inheritance…. Read More »
How Estate Planning Can Help Prevent Elder Exploitation
Older generations of Americans are vulnerable to financial exploitation by a broad spectrum of perpetrators. Unfortunately, this includes not only strangers, but also people they know, trust, and welcome into their lives. Elder exploitation cases are normally complex and can be difficult to fully investigate and pursue. Elders can lose their life savings and… Read More »