After a business owner submits a good faith business damage offer in a Florida eminent domain case, the focus shifts to reaching a resolution of the claim. This article examines the process of settling business damage claims, including the condemning authority’s obligations, the components of a business damage settlement, and […]
When a business suffers economic harm due to a taking in Florida, the business owner bears the burden of proving the amount of damages. Calculating and substantiating business damages requires a thorough, thoughtful approach and detailed evidence. This article explores the key steps and considerations in measuring and demonstrating business […]
When a condemnor takes a Florida business owner’s private property through eminent domain, the owner may be left wondering, “What about my business?” Fortunately, Florida law recognizes that a business may suffer compensable damages separate from the value of the real estate in an eminent domain taking. This article breaks […]
In a significant move aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of civil litigation, the Florida Supreme Court has issued two[1] separate[2] per curiam opinions introducing substantial amendments to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure (the “Rules”). Set to take effect on January 1, 2025, these changes are designed to […]