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Can You Recover Assets Stolen During Probate or From a Trust?
Florida attorney L. Reed Bloodworth discusses recovering items stolen during probate or from a trust
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What Happens When a Trustee is Accused of Stealing?
Attorney Reed Bloodworth represents and defends trustees accused of stealing and beneficiaries who feel that a trust is being mismanaged
What Kinds of Business Partnerships Are There in Florida?
What kinds of business partnerships are there in Florida and what protections do they offer
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July Awards for Attorney L. Reed Bloodworth
Managing Partner of Bloodworth Law, attorney L. Reed Bloodworth has been recognized for work in commercial litigation by U.S. News & World Report 2019 Best Lawyers®, 2019 Super Lawyers, and 2019 Orlando Style Magazine’s Attorneys of the Year.
Bloodworth Law Celebrates Team Expansion With New Location
Attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, Managing Partner of Bloodworth Law, announces the expansion of the law firm team with a move to a new location at 801 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 216, in downtown Orlando.
What is Fraudulent Inducement?
When someone is persuaded to enter into a contract based on bad information or through a deception it’s considered to be fraudulent inducement.
Misappropriation of Trade Secrets
Attorney Reed Bloodworth explains Florida’s law that addresses the protection of trade secrets. Misappropriation of trade secrets has civil and criminal penalties.
Bloodworth a 3X Florida Trend Legal Elite
For the third consecutive year, Orlando, Florida, and Winter Haven, Florida, litigator L. Reed Bloodworth, Managing Partner of Bloodworth Law, PLLC, was named to the Florida Trend Legal Elite in Commercial Litigation. The honor includes the top 1.2% of Florida attorneys.
Defending Florida Business Tort Claims
There are many business tort defenses. Business tort law gives businesses and individuals civil legal remedies to wrongful actions
Top Defenses to Breach of Contract in Florida
Winter Haven and Orlando attorney Reed Bloodworth explains that It’s not enough to simply deny wrongdoing on your part if you’re accused of a breach of contract. You must assert defenses. I’m going to talk about some top defenses to breach of contract in Florida.