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Contract Review: Does Covid-19 Excuse Performance?

by: Phillip B. Rarick, Esq. We have been helping small business owners survive and thrive – in good times and bad – for over 25 years. Here is how we may be able to help you in this current challenging business environment. 1.    Contract Review and Force Majeure. A…

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The Paycheck Protection Fund Is Dry – But Don’t Give Up!

by: Phillip B. Rarick, Esq. Here is the good news/bad news I received from my bank today regarding my Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Application:  The good news:  your application has been approved; the bad: the SBA is out of money and you must wait for Congress to refund the program!…

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The Problem With A Florida Professional Association

Big Question: Can your practice survive if you suddenly die or become incapacitated?  Recently, a highly respected physician suddenly died owning 100% of his practice in a Professional Association. No other person was listed on Florida’s Sunbiz.org as an officer.  Payroll was paid on a weekly basis.   Even though the…

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Business Dispute Resolution without War

By Phil Rarick, Esq. Here is a simple fact:  most small businesses cannot afford or even survive a major dispute between partners if the dispute ends up in court.   Such disputes can doom the small business due to interruption of the company business, distract the principal partners from focusing on…

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Watch Out for the Florida Stealth Tax: Documentary Stamps

Virtually all states are looking to increase tax revenues and Florida is no exception.  One area in which the state is becoming more aggressive is the collection of documentary stamp taxes. As outlined in Florida Statue §201.02, this stealth tax  must be considered in virtually all transfers of interests between or within Florida…

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