Managing Partner Charles B. Jimerson’s most recent blog is published by Thomson Reuters in the Westlaw Journal: Bank & Lender Liability, Volume 24, Issue 16.
It’s not unusual for condominium owners to experience leaks that don’t come for their own unit. Being surrounded by other people’s unit above, below, and on the sides, makes leaks inevitable from a neighbor’s condo. When you add in owners who may only live in the unit part time, and […]
Charles Jimerson is a featured guest on the WOKV 104.5 radio show “Hard Work-ah.”
Any owner of a business should know that your directors and officers have certain duties to their respective entities, whether it is a corporation or a limited liability company (LLC). Under Florida law, specifically, directors and officers have duties to act 1) in good faith, (2) with reasonable care and […]
In 2017, Florida enacted legislation that specifically required disclosure when a condominium association conflict of interest arises between a director or officer and a vendor. Specifically, Fla. Stat. 718.3027(1) states that the two situations below create a rebuttable presumption of a conflict of interest. A director or an officer, or […]
An announcement about Jimerson Birr’s recent expansion into Governmental Relations Law, Environmental Law, and Land Use and Zoning Law with the arrival of our new Partner, Patrick W. Krechowski is published by the Jacksonville Chamber in Member News.
This article will discuss when a construction license is required in Florida. Under Chapter 489, Florida Statutes, there are specific guidelines regarding construction contracting for work you intend to perform. Being unlicensed and performing construction work that requires licensure can lead to a variety of issues. Read on to find […]
The Florida Homeowners’ Association Act and the Florida Condominium Act provide a community association’s board of directors with authority to promulgate rules and regulations concerning the association property and its members. The creation and enforcement of an association’s rules and regulations are often areas of uncertainty and doubt for community […]
Under Chapter 489, Florida Statutes, primary qualifying agents are, typically, considered the main decision maker(s) of the business organization. As a general rule for construction licensing, increased responsibility leads to increased liability. Read on to find out what responsibilities primary qualifying agents have, what is a financially responsible officer or […]
Featured in the November 2018 Issue Partner’s Perspective: Sharing the True Story of Tech Sgt. John Chapman – An American Hero Jimerson & Cobb named to the Law Firm 500 for the 3rd year in a row Battle of the Bags at the recent UNF Construction Management Corn Hole Tournament […]