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Ask the Question – Avoiding Bid Protest and Contract Disputes

Dec 3rd, 2018

Contract Law, General Legal Blog, Government Contracts

Based on my 25 years of experience in practicing federal procurement law, the single biggest cause of bid protests and contract disputes is the failure to “ask the question.” While I can’t tell you what the question is because it’s never the same, I can tell you that by “asking the question” you can save […]

Ed Kinberg Presents Webinar on Small Business Joint Venture Agreements

Ed Kinberg

Nov 14th, 2018

Business Law, Civil Law General, Government Contracts

On November 7, 2018, Widerman Malek attorney Ed Kinberg presented a webinar for the Florida 8(a) Alliance on new SBA rules for small businesses and the legal requirements for contracting with the United States Government as a qualified small business through a joint venture or Mentor Protégé agreement with a large business. Mr. Kinberg is […]

Widerman Malek Obtains Victory at Trial

John M. Frazier Jr.

Nov 9th, 2018

Business Law, Civil Law General, Civil Litigation, General Legal Blog, Maritime, Real Estate

On November 2nd, 2018, Widerman Malek obtained an order granting its client’s motion for involuntary dismissal with prejudice. This remedy is granted less than 0.1% of the time state-wide at the county level. This was a matter in which our client would have lost his business, and likely ended in financial ruin to himself and […]

Sales of Vessels and Memorandums of Agreement (“MOA”)

John M. Frazier Jr.

Nov 5th, 2018

Civil Law General, Maritime

In general, contracts for the sale of a vessel do not fall within the federal court’s admiralty jurisdiction. Acting in accordance with contracts for the sale of a vessel – contracts for the construction of a vessel (or, shipbuilding) do not fall within the federal court’s admiralty jurisdiction either. However, contracts to repair vessels are […]

Small & Diverse Business Education Fund Scholarship – Due October 26, 2018

Ed Kinberg

Oct 4th, 2018

Business Law, Civil Law General

The Small & Diverse Business Education Fund Scholarship sponsored by Bank of America is offering up to 50 scholarships of $10,000 each to eligible small and diverse businesses. These scholarship recipients will be given the opportunity to further enhance the business operations functions within their companies, positioning them to better compete for increased business. To […]

Appraisal Contingencies – What Home Buyers Should Know

John M. Frazier Jr.

Sep 17th, 2018

Civil Law General, Real Estate

Purchasing a new home can be both an exciting and stressful proposition. It likely involves traveling around to numerous homes and touring them with your realtor (if you have one) and trying to decide the best location for yourself and/or your family. When you’ve finally decided on the home, that is where the real work […]

Join the Contractors University on September 19!

Amber Vincent

Sep 11th, 2018

Civil Law General, Construction, General Legal Blog, News, Uncategorized

Join Board certified construction attorney, Ed Kinberg, for the upcoming Contractor’s University. 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with breakfast starting at 8:30 a.m. September 19, 2018 Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place 200 Rialto Place, Melbourne, Florida 32901 Contractors University promises to deliver practical advice on construction business practices. Rather than standard legal presentations, the University is a collaborative […]

The importance of having a Power of Attorney

Jim Ippoliti

Aug 27th, 2018

Civil Law General, Estate Law, General Legal Blog, Last Will & Testament, Power of Attorney

Partner Jim Ippoliti explains the importance of having a Power of Attorney and a will. Jim helps individuals and their families develop plans to ensure their health care wishes are honored.

Beginning the Patent Process

Kelly Swartz

Aug 20th, 2018

Civil Law General, General Legal Blog, Intellectual Property

Attorney Kelly Swartz explains the first steps in protecting your patent. Patents are an invaluable piece of intellectual property. Frequently sought after by Fortune 500 companies and start-ups alike, a patent can protect your invention from reverse engineering and give you an advantage in the marketplace, as well as making your invention more attractive to […]

What Is Eminent Domain?

Scott Knox

Aug 2nd, 2018

Civil Law General, General Legal Blog

Scott has vast experience in property rights law, especially in eminent domain litigation initiated by the Florida Department of Transportation, Pinellas, Pasco and Brevard Counties, all of which involved government authorized takings of private property for roadway, parks and utility purposes. His eminent domain experience was developed in both the public sector—where he handled […]

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Widerman Malek Law Blog

Ask the Question – Avoiding Bid Protest and Contract Disputes

Ed Kinberg Presents Webinar on Small Business Joint Venture Agreements

Widerman Malek Obtains Victory at Trial

Sales of Vessels and Memorandums of Agreement (“MOA”)

Small & Diverse Business Education Fund Scholarship – Due October 26, 2018

Appraisal Contingencies – What Home Buyers Should Know

Join the Contractors University on September 19!

The importance of having a Power of Attorney

Beginning the Patent Process

What Is Eminent Domain?

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