Will Everyone At Some Point Need a Probate Attorney?
Will everyone at some point need a probate attorney? Yes, and no. The answer varies based on asset ownership, having a will, or a trust.
Bloodworth Law Partner Wins Significant PIP Appeal
Orlando, Florida, litigation attorney and Bloodworth Law partner Alyson M. Laderman, played a key role in a September 2021 Florida Fifth District Court of Appeals opinion on several Personal Injury Protection (PIP) cases victory for medical providers.
What is Negligent Misrepresentation?
U.S. News & World Report Best Lawyer in Commercial Litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth explains: what is negligent misrepresentation?
What is Fraudulent 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
What’s the Worst That Can Happen in a Trust?
Attorney Reed Bloodworth said a rule of thumb is that if you feel in your heart that a trustee is doing something wrong, you should talk to an attorney immediately.
Will Your Legal Dispute Become a Lawsuit?
Bloodworth Law sees many clients with legal disputes and explains that all cases do not become lawsuits.
Should You Establish a Trust?
Establishing a trust is an option within estate planning to put aside assets for family, friends, non-profits, any beneficiary you choose. But should you establish a trust? Can you fund a trust?
What Is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty?
A breach of fiduciary duty occurs when one party’s position or action breaches a duty of trust owed to another. A breach of fiduciary duty is a serious legal accusation that occurs in the management of a trust or an estate.
A Succession Plan Ensures the Future of Your Business
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.
Do You Have a Business Succession Plan?
A succession plan is included in a business operating agreement at the inception of a business. It allows a business to continue running smoothly in the case of CEO’s death or a change in partnership.
What Are the Differences in Civil and Commercial Litigation?
Bloodworth Law is led by managing partner L. Reed Bloodworth who discusses the differences in civil and commercial litigation.
What is Civil Litigation?
When two or more parties are involved in a legal dispute, it’s considered to be civil litigation when one side is said to have committed a wrong, but not a crime.