What Buyers Need to Know A practical guide to the Florida contract, due-diligence, title and closing process Buying a home in Florida from out of state is common, particularly in South Florida, and may involve a primary residence, vacation home, or investment property. A buyer may be
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Timing matters in trademark protection. One of the most common questions entrepreneurs and business owners ask is whether they should file a trademark application before launching a brand, after they begin using the name, or only once the business is established. The answer depends on where the
Read more →Do I Need a Real Estate Attorney When Buying a Home in Florida? Why attorney involvement can matter from contract review through closing Florida law generally does not require a home buyer to hire a real estate attorney to complete a residential purchase. A Florida closing may
Read more →What Does a Florida Real Estate Attorney Review Before You Sign a Purchase Contract? Buying a home, vacation home or investment property in Florida is a significant financial commitment. A Florida real estate contract review before signing can help a buyer understand the legal terms of the
Read more →If the USPTO uses a licensed attorney to examine your trademark application, should you consider having an attorney on your side when you file it? It is an important question for business owners who increasingly encounter online services offering inexpensive trademark application filing. These services can make
Read more →Receiving a USPTO Office Action stating that your trademark has been refused because of a “likelihood of confusion” can be concerning, particularly if you have already invested significant time and money in your brand. A likelihood of confusion refusal does not necessarily mean that your trademark application
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