What Are Affirmative Defenses?
Attorney Reed Bloodworth explains that “an affirmative defense is not just a denial; it’s having a valid legal reason for doing what you did”
Attorney Reed Bloodworth explains that “an affirmative defense is not just a denial; it’s having a valid legal reason for doing what you did”
An appeals attorney has to prove in an appellate brief that there was an incorrect application of the law in a case and that there is a basis for changing the outcome of your case.
Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution which is heard by a certified, neutral arbitrator, or a tribunal, or a panel of arbitrators. Arbitration takes place outside of the courtroom.
What is a Florida summons and complaint? A summons is written notice of a lawsuit served to a defendant with the details of the legal complaint made.
U.S. News & World Report Best Lawyer in Commercial Litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth explains: what is negligent misrepresentation?
An example of fraudulent misrepresentation is when one party is negotiates with another party to enter into a contract but says things that are not true to in an effort to enter into a contract
Bloodworth Law sees many clients with legal disputes and explains that all cases do not become lawsuits.
A succession plan is a strategy to prepare a business for all contingencies including the owner’s death, a partner’s divorce, incapacity, partner buyouts, selling the business—or parts of it.
A succession plan is included in a business operating agreement at the inception of a business. It allows a business to continue running in the case of a CEO’s death or a change in partnership.
Bloodworth Law is led by managing partner L. Reed Bloodworth who discusses the differences in civil and commercial litigation.