Blog Posts in 2014

• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 13-Nov-2014

  Real Estate Broker Commissions and the "Procuring Cause Doctrine"

  The job of a real estate broker is to facilitate the sale of real estate property (or "procuring" the sale), whether he or she is representing the buyer or the seller. Unless the real estate broker has a enforceable written or oral ...

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• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 20-Oct-2014

  Eviction Defenses for Tenants in Florida

  "Eviction" is a terrifying word to a tenant. We all know the basic grounds for an eviction—failing to pay your rent on time or violating a term of your lease. Nonpayment of rent is usually fatal to a tenant's continued right to ...

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• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 22-Aug-2014

  Actual Knowledge by Home Sellers Must Be Proven in Nondisclosure Claims

  Are you preparing to sell your Florida home? If so, you should be aware of both your obligations and your legal protections when it comes to property disclosures. As a home seller, you have a legal duty under Florida law to make certain disclosures ...

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• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 24-Jul-2014

  The Darker Side of Partnership Dissolutions

  The breakup of a business partnership can be very much like a divorce; the parties involved have shared business assets and interests that need to be divided and distributed. Like divorce, the process of partnership dissolution can be carried out ...

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• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 25-Jun-2014

  Florida in First Place for Foreclosures for Eighth Month in a Row

  Florida has done it again—for the eighth consecutive month, the state has ranked No. 1 in the nation for foreclosures, according to the RealtyTrac data cited in an article by The Palm Beach Post. As explained by the news source, Florida again ...

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