Recent Blog Posts
Partnership Disputes: When One Partner Wants to Break Up, and the Other Doesn’t
While partnership disputes can involve numerous issues, in most cases, the partners will share a common goal of keeping the business intact and continuing to maximize its profitability. This common ground can prove crucial for resolving disputes amicably—and it can be a powerful motivator for reaching a compromise, even in highly contentious scenarios. But… Read More »
Filing for Chapter 11 in 2026: Key Insights for Florida Business Owners
In the right circumstances, reorganizing a business’s debts under Chapter 11 can be an effective way to restore its financial stability and position it for future success. Numerous businesses in Florida reorganize under Chapter 11 every year, and many well-known companies have used the reorganization process to put themselves back on a solid financial… Read More »
How Do I Make Sure Filing Under Chapter 11 is the Right Choice for My Business?
While reorganizing under Chapter 11 can be a viable path forward for financially struggling businesses, it isn’t the right choice in all scenarios. When contemplating reorganization, business owners need to ensure they make informed, strategic decisions—whether that ultimately means filing under Chapter 11 or pursuing an alternative. With this in mind, how can you… Read More »
Year in Review: Key Business Bankruptcy Insights from 2025
As we do every year, we published numerous articles on our blog throughout 2025 that offer important insights for business owners considering reorganization under Chapter 11. If you have questions about hiring a Miami bankruptcy lawyer in 2026, we encourage you to take a look back at these articles—and then we invite you to… Read More »
Year in Review: Key Contract Litigation Insights from 2025
As we do every year, we published numerous articles on our blog throughout 2025 that provide important insights for business owners facing disputes—both internal and external. When facing a dispute that threatens to disrupt your business’s operations (or jeopardize its viability as a going concern), it is critical to ensure you make informed, strategic… Read More »
Contract Disputes Involving Pricing and Fees: When One Party Claims It Doesn’t Have to Pay
In a previous article, we discussed key considerations for addressing (and resolving) contract disputes when one party claims underpayment. If it is clear that one party has met its obligation to perform and the other party has failed to meet its obligation to pay, this can potentially be a relatively straightforward scenario. However, these… Read More »
Contract Disputes Involving Pricing and Fees: When One Party Claims Underpayment
Among the various types of disputes businesses can face, pricing and fee disputes are among the most common. If one party claims underpayment and the other party claims that it has paid what it owes or that no payment is due, there is a high likelihood that the parties’ dispute will lead to litigation…. Read More »
7 Pitfalls to Avoid Before, During and After a Chapter 11 Reorganization
Going through a Chapter 11 reorganization requires careful planning and a detailed understanding of the immediate and long-term financial implications involved. If business owners are not adequately prepared, they will risk making uninformed decisions—and this can lead to consequences ranging from an untenable reorganization plan to a denial of the business’ bankruptcy petition. Learn… Read More »
Subchapter V: A Closer Look at the “Small Business” Bankruptcy Process
For many companies that are struggling to stay afloat, pursuing a Subchapter V “small business” bankruptcy can provide a viable path toward regaining financial stability. Pursuing a Subchapter V bankruptcy involves reorganizing a company’s debts, similar to pursuing a traditional business bankruptcy under Chapter 11. However, the costs are significantly lower, and there are… Read More »
Contract Disputes Involving Efforts to Force Compliance: When Specific Performance Is (and Isn’t) a Remedy
If your company is facing a contract dispute involving another party’s failure to uphold its end of the bargain, you will need to decide what type of remedy you want to seek under the circumstances at hand. In some cases, seeking to force compliance—or to compel “specific performance”—might seem like the most desirable option…. Read More »