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Holiday leave allows employees to take time off on specific days that they would otherwise be required to work on. Such days typically fall on the weekdays, or on other days which the employee is…

Reasonable Accommodations Pursuant to The Americans with Disabilities Act…

Good Faith Bargaining Requirement (Unions)…

Collective Bargaining …

Whistleblower Laws…

Independent Contractor vs. Employee (Type of Relationship Factors)…

Independent Contractor vs. Employee (Financial Factors) Employment Law…

Independent Contractor vs. Employee (Behavioral Factors)…

What Constitutes an Employee for Employment Law Legal Matters…

Employee Rights During the Hiring Process…

Property Damage – Tips on What to do in the Aftermath…

PIP Off-Set…

One defense to foreclosure is alleging that the Lender failed to produce the original Promissory Note or proper documentation and evidence as to its existence and authenticity.  Foreclosure is the…

 The Beginning of the Foreclosure Process: The Answer to the Foreclosure Complaint and Summons…

The Beginning of the Foreclosure Process: The Foreclosure Complaint…

Employment Law and Discrimination in the Workplace…

Employment Law and Discrimination…

Employment Law and the Minimum Wage Rate…

One of the more complex areas of Personal Injury Law is the concept of subrogation. Don’t know what that is? No need to sweat.  Subrogation is a term not well known to those outside of the…

Overview of Specific vs. General Liens…

Businesses and individuals have a legal responsibility to make and market safe and effective products when used as intended. However, defectively designed or manufactured products (or the company’s…

The sellers of homes sold in foreclosure sales are usually looking to preserve their credit and obtain some relief from the threat or actual legal action taken by the lender. Legal action by the…

‘What does it mean that Florida is a No-Fault State?’ Unless you are involved in the legal or insurance professions, you may not know the answer to that question. No, it doesn’t mean that here…

Foreclosure and Escrowed Payments…

"Why does it take so long to get paid for my injuries? They caused the accident and I’m hurt. Isn’t that all they need to know?”…

Foreclosure can be a very tricky and challenging process for homeowners that are behind (or will soon be behind) on their Homeowner’s,  Condominium Owner’s Association (collectively…

Florida has more uninsured drivers than any other state. …

The Ticktin Law Group presents this brief and basic breakdown of all the important steps which should be taken after having a personal injury accident and while having a claim brought. …

You never know when an accident will occur and/or where that accident will occur, however, there are certain roads that are believed to be more dangerous than others. Also, as many Floridians are…

“Talk is over-rated as a means of settling disputes. ”…

A foreclosure may result if a homeowner falls behind on payments (“Assessments”) to their homeowner’s association (“HOA”) or their condominium association (“COA”). COA and HOA shall be…

Negotiating Your Medical Bills…

A condominium is a building or group of buildings containing a number of individually owned apartments or houses (in the case of a planned unit development) containing common elements that may be used…

Notifying Your UM Insurance About the Proposed Settlement…

Condominium Associations run very similar to a business and have two distinctive functions. First, they collect monthly maintenance fees and special assessments and ensure that all unit owners are…

The Personal Injury Claim Release…

A Homeowner’s or Condominium Association (also known as “HOA” or “COA” or collectively referred to as the “Association”) is a legal entity created in order to ensure that a neighborhood…

The First Offer and Negotiation in Personal Injury…

In order for a foreclosure proceeding to occur, there must have been an original mortgage document and promissory note signed in favor of a bank. This typically occurs when the property is originally…

There is more to the story of what your particular injury is worth in the world of Personal Injury. Namely, how your actions, or inactions, affect the total value. The two key points to pay…