Responding to shotgun motions to strike affirmative defenses and other portions of pleadings is a typical (becoming hackneyed) step of defending civil lawsuits in Florida. … Read More Improper Grounds to Strike Affirmative Defenses and Pleadings in Florida
DFYIT’s mission is to support the development of healthy, productive drug-free youth. DFYIT focuses on reducing the risk factors that lead youth to use and abuse drugs and alcohol and engage in negative, antisocial behaviors by enhancing protective factors. Students are provided the opportunities to promote their pledge to be drug free and to be leaders through community service and are recognized and rewarded for living and promoting a drug free lifestyle.… Read More HELP KIDS – Drug Free Youth In Town (DFYIT) is a non-profit substance abuse prevention org empowering kids ages 11-18
Abandonment of a contract is a renunciation of the contract, and that neither party can thereafter request specific performance of the abandoned contract’s provisions.… Read More Contract Abandonment May Automatically Rescind an Agreement to Arbitrate
This is the [the Purchaser’s] action . . . relating to ownership of the rooftop patio and balcony enclosure appurtenant to the [Penthouse]. Before purchasing the unit, the Defendants repeatedly represented—in communications, walk-throughs, deed, certificate, inspections, and reports—that the unit included this balcony enclosure and rooftop patio. … Read More Bernhard Law Firm files new fraud lawsuit and is engaged to reorganize medical research company
how the abusive practice of serial ADA litigation (shakedown lawsuits) destroys standing under Title III of the American Disabilities Act (the “ADA”). Title III of the ADA provides that no individual shall be discriminated against on the basis of disability in a place of public accommodation, requiring removal of physical barriers at public commercial facilities. 42 U.S.C. § 12182(a).… Read More How abusive serial ADA litigation is eroding the right to sue for the disabled
There exists a burgeoning black market for junked mortgages and notes that institutional lenders have deemed unenforceable and sold in unregulated bulk for deep discounts to junk mortgage scrappers.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm files three new fraud lawsuits and three new FCCPA violation lawsuits
Andrew Bernhard is an excellent attorney! He was a life saver when my former landlord decided to unlawfully keep my security deposit! Not only did he get my money back, but he was able to recover 2 times the original amount!… Read More Bernhard Law Firm receives a 5 out of 5-star client review
Andrew Bernhard’s Florida Bar article on Deceleration is cited in Deutsche Bank’s motion for rehearing to the Third District Court of Appeal’s decision in Deutsche Bank v. Beauvais.… Read More Andrew Bernhard’s Article on Deceleration Cited in Deutsche Bank’s Appellate Motion in Deutsche Bank v. Beauvais
The Third District Court of Appeal has issued its opinion in Deutsche Bank v. Beauvais, determine the effect of voluntary and involuntary dismissals on acceleration and deceleration of mortgages.… Read More Deutsche Bank v. Beauvais – clock doesn’t stop on mortgage foreclosure limitations period upon dismissal without prejudice
Bernhard Law Firm obtains a judgment of dismissal with prejudice in favor of its business client against a shakedown serial litigation group in a lawsuit alleging violations of the ADA.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm obtains a judgment of dismissal with prejudice in favor of its business client
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