The Daily Business Review published an article by Jane Muir regarding Coronavirus relief options for small businesses. Since Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez ordered “nonessential retail and commercial establishments” to be closed on March 19 to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, many predicted an economic impact. South Florida small businesses are already experiencing the effects. Some, like groceries, wine Read More
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Coronavirus Claims and Contracts | Lawyers Near Me?
April 16, 2020 by
Lawyers Near Me? If you have commercial liability insurance, it is possible that loss of revenue due to Coronavirus could be a covered loss. Michal Meiler, who is a member of Miami-Dade FAWL and an insurance coverage attorney with Ver Ploeg & Marino, gave a very detailed description of potential coverage options in our webinar on April 16. Jane Muir's portion of the presentation deals with excuses for Read More
Florida Lawyers Step Up to Assist Struggling Businesses
April 14, 2020 by
The Florida Bar News reported on the efforts of Jane Muir to assist businesses struggling with business interruption due to Coronavirus, which appeared on the front page of the April 14, 2020 edition of the newspaper. Florida lawyers are becoming a lifeline for businesses hoping to qualify for government aid in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Miami practitioner Jane Muir is keeping up with the latest state and Read More
Coronavirus Response – What You Need to Know?
March 21, 2020 by
Coronavirus Response from Miami Business Lawyer Jane Muir who published an article in Miami's Community Newspapers. "Now that we are all “social-distancing” and trying to “flatten the curve,” we are starting to feel the effects of coronavirus isolation. Many of our local companies have been ordered to close, as “non-essential retail and commercial establishments.” Whether we are working from home, attempting to Read More
A Brief Overview of the Far Bar Contract
November 21, 2019 by
Are you buying or selling real estate in Florida? If so, you have probably heard of the Far Bar contract.[1] This form is used throughout the state for real estate transactions. In fact, it is the most commonly used real estate contract in Florida. To understand what a Far Bar contract is, the first step is understanding that its name actually contains an acronym. “FAR” stands for the Florida Association of Realtors Read More
