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June 7, 2021 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

Don’t Miss Your Deadline!
Changes to Florida Summary Judgment Rule Could Catch Lawyers off Guard

PRINT ARTICLE By: Chene’ M. Thompson, Esq. As most people know, settlement is the #1 way that lawsuits get resolved. Perhaps the second most frequent way to resolve a case, in the civil context, is by a Motion for Summary Judgment. A summary judgment motion may be brought

May 6, 2021 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

FEDERAL COURT OVERTURNS THE CDC’S NATIONWIDE EVICTION MORATORIUM: HAS IT BREATHED ITS LAST BREATH?

PRINT ARTICLE By: Eric D. Molina, Esq. On May 5, 2021, a federal district court for the District of Columbia vacated the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (“CDC”) nationwide eviction moratorium, which was set to expire on June 30, 2021, after several prior extensions of

May 4, 2021 In COVID-19 News, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

Gov. DeSantis Terminates Local Government Restrictions and Mandates Imposed Based on COVID-19 State of Emergency

Governor DeSantis signed two Executive Orders on May 3, 2021 terminating state agency and local government emergency orders, restrictions and mandates imposed due to COVID-19. Executive Order 21-101 invalidates “any emergency order issued by a political subdivision due to the COVID-19 emergency which restricts the

April 28, 2021 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

FIVE OPTIONS FOR RESPONDING TO A CONSTRUCTION LIEN

PRINT ARTICLE By: Christopher L. Pope, Esq., Board Certified by the Florida Bar in both Construction Law and Condominium and Planned Development Law Under Florida’s Construction Lien Law (Chapter 713, Florida Statutes), a contractor or supplier only has 90 days from the last day they furnished labor

April 28, 2021 In COVID-19 News, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

Gov. DeSantis Extends Florida’s COVID-19 “State of Emergency” Order

Governor DeSantis signed Executive Order 21-94 on April 27, 2021 which extends the COVID-19 State of Emergency because COVID-19 continues to pose a threat to the health, safety and welfare of the state. The extension is for an additional 60 days which allows permit and

April 27, 2021 In Articles, Employment Law Newsletter, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

PRINT ARTICLE By: Christina Harris Schwinn, Esq. 2020 will be remembered, most notably, for the COVID 19 pandemic (“COVID”) and the total upheaval of home and work life as we knew both before COVID. Since COVID became an unfortunate reality of life, clients call me—almost daily—asking

April 5, 2021 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

Employment Law Attorney Christina Schwinn Authors Article on Florida’s Eligibility Verification Requirements

Employment Law Attorney Christina Schwinn guest authored an article in the April 2021 edition of Southwest Florida Business Today covering new employment eligibility requirements that went into effect January 1, 2021 in the state of Florida. These requirements are in addition to federal mandates

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Don’t Miss Your Deadline!
Changes to Florida Summary Judgment Rule Could Catch Lawyers off Guard

FEDERAL COURT OVERTURNS THE CDC’S NATIONWIDE EVICTION MORATORIUM: HAS IT BREATHED ITS LAST BREATH?

Gov. DeSantis Terminates Local Government Restrictions and Mandates Imposed Based on COVID-19 State of Emergency

FIVE OPTIONS FOR RESPONDING TO A CONSTRUCTION LIEN

Gov. DeSantis Extends Florida’s COVID-19 “State of Emergency” Order

Employer Mandated COVID 19 Vaccine?©

Employment Law Attorney Christina Schwinn Authors Article on Florida’s Eligibility Verification Requirements

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