Accidents involving dangerous and defective products are extremely common. While product designers and manufacturers have a legal duty to ensure that the products they sell are safe for use as intended, it is clear that far too many companies prioritize their profits over their customers’ safety. Dangerous and defective products are responsible for countless serious […]
read moreAs local government law attorneys in Florida, Woodward, Pires & Lombardo regularly assist clients and provide guidance and representation concerning Florida’s Sunshine Law regarding open government. As noted by the Office of the Attorney General of Florida, Florida’s Government-in-the-Sunshine Law, commonly referred to as the “Sunshine Law,” provides the public a right of access to […]
read moreMARCO ISL, Fla. (Dec. 19, 2023) WPL is thrilled to see our estate planning attorney Anthony J. Dimora featured in the December 2023 issue of Marco Island Living Magazine! Grab a copy and learn more about our firm’s journey and the exceptional legal services we provide. Thank you for the recognition!
read moreAnother positive step in preventing property fraud in Florida will be implemented in the new year when enhanced requirements for recording property deeds will go into effect. Currently, deeds require two witness signatures to be recorded, with the name of each witness to be legibly printed, typewritten, or stamped immediately below the signature. However, beginning […]
read moreFlorida is no longer one of a handful of states allowing Judges to grant permanent alimony in divorce proceedings. Prior to the change, former spouses could be awarded permanent alimony, which was ongoing financial support intended to continue indefinitely until certain circumstances changed. Though other forms of alimony will be available, there will no longer […]
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