Live Local Act and Its Major Effects on Development Approvals for Affordable Housing

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Florida has seen tremendous growth and development over the past decade. With that growth has come a lot of changes in the economy and a large spike in population. This has created a thriving real estate market for homebuyers, with the demand for housing rising greatly. But there is one major thing we have learned…

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Property Law

Cybersecurity For Small Businesses Tip #5 – Get Physical (Set Physical Controls) – LegalTXTS – A Luminate Law Blog

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This is the fifth and final post in a blog series in honor of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month.  Cybersecurity might seem like technical stuff, but don’t overlook the role of physical vulnerabilities in security incidents.  The 2018 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report found that 11% of breaches involved physical actions.  The 2016 Verizon Data Breach…

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Internet Law

The Wrongful Death Case Process

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Wrongful Death Process One of the first steps in the handling of a potential wrongful death case in New York is to confirm that there has been a death caused by wrongful conduct. There must be survival by distributees who have suffered pecuniary loss, which means that if none of the decedent’s survivors relied on…

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New York Law

Montanari v Eucap Sahel Niger (Case T-371/22)

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      Antje Kunst* * Antje Kunst is an international lawyer and barrister of a UK based Chambers, specialised in EU and international public law, human rights and litigation. She is admitted to the Bar of England and Wales, and the Bar of Berlin, advising and representing individuals in a wide range of matters including…

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European Law

Avoid the two-step dance when offering employment | Vey Willetts LLP | Employment Law

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Sometimes, during the hiring process, an employer may opt to send an initial job offer and then, once accepted, follow up with a more detailed set of terms. This procedure, while seemingly innocuous, can prove to be high risk, carrying with it the potential for significant and unintended liability. An employer may find itself unable…

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Canada Law

Understanding Shared Liability in Westchester County Slip and Fall Cases

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Slip and fall accidents can be more complicated than they first appear, especially when it comes to determining liability. In Westchester County, like many other areas, the law allows for shared liability in certain slip and fall cases. This means that even if you, as the victim, are partially responsible for your injury, you may…

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New York Law

How to Restructure Your Business for Success in North America

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Table of Contents Why Businesses Restructure Legal and Financial Considerations Key Steps to Successful Restructuring Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them The Path Forward   Why Businesses Restructure Businesses restructure for several key reasons, all aimed at boosting efficiency and setting the stage for lasting success. Growth is often a major motivator. As companies…

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Canada Law

What Is a Section 3 Notice?

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Understanding the responsibilities of property management and tenant rights can be complex, especially when changes occur in property ownership. A Section 3 Notice plays a pivotal role in such situations.  The legal requirement ensures transparency and continuous communication between new landlords and existing tenants and that the tenant is aware of the new landlord. Helix…

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Property Law

Witchcraft in the Law: Exhibit

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If you haven’t seen it yet, there is one month left to check out the current Gelber exhibit: Witchcraft in the Law. This exhibit, which has been in place since October 2022, highlights rare materials collected from the Rare Books collection here at the Gelber, along with materials from ROAAr and the Osler History of…

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Canada Law

Eulex Kosovo v SC (Case C-785/22 P)

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    Antje Kunst* * Antje Kunst is an international lawyer and barrister of Pavocat Chambers, admitted to the Bar of England and Wales, and the Bar of Berlin, advising and representing individuals in a wide range of matters related to the CFSP, including employment cases. She has appeared in numerous cases before both the Court…

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European Law