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3 new blog posts on deck for January

Written on December 12, 2009 by Jason L. Molder. Categories: Florida Condominium Law, Florida Construction Law, Florida Information Technology Law, General

We had so much fun throughout the year bringing you new and interesting articles through our blog site, that we decided to take December off (just our blog posts, of course, the office is still open) and prepare a great start to the new year: 3 new blog posts!

Stay tuned in January 2010 for the following:

Construction Law: Is coverage for green building excluded by your insurance carrier?

Condominium Law: Chapter 558 has special provisions for associations of a certain size.  Learn what they are.

Information Technology Law: How can a data escrow clause save your business when using remotely hosted and cloud computing services?

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Can’t wait until January?

Visit blog.molderlegal.com for some posts you can read right now:

  • Recent changes to Florida’s construction defect notice law.
  • The importance of an engineering report for new condominiums.
  • Florida new construction buyers get some relief from the Courts.
  • Be careful with what you post on social media sites.

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