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How Much Does It Cost to Trademark a Business?
Can a Florida Condo Association Limit How Many People Can Live in Your Home?
Understanding Florida Occupancy Restrictions and Your Rights as a Condominium Owner TL;DR Can your condominium association tell you how many people may live in your unit? Sometimes—but only under specific legal circumstances. Florida law protects a homeowner's right...
Putting It in Writing: Why Promissory Notes Matter in Florida Loans
A Legal Guide to Enforceability, Risk, and Debt Recovery Money is exchanged every day between individuals and businesses. A friend helps cover a short-term need. A partner advances funds to keep operations moving. An investor provides capital to launch a venture....
Coral Gables Legal Challenge Over Underline Costs
Coral Gables seeks legal options regarding increased Underline maintenance costs, creating opportunities for municipal law specialists. The contract dispute highlights growing demand for intergovernmental agreement expertise.
Miami Legal Teams Navigate Healthcare Project Reviews
Miami legal professionals are monitoring county healthcare project reviews as complex approval processes create new opportunities for specialized legal services. The demand for healthcare law expertise continues to grow across South Florida.
Miami Lawyers Navigate Federal Land Transfer Regulations
Miami legal professionals handle complex federal land transfer as Miami-Dade returns 32 acres for Homestead Air Reserve Base expansion. The transaction creates opportunities for attorneys specializing in government contracts and federal compliance.
Miami Legal Community Supports Public Safety Initiatives
Miami legal professionals support public safety through specialized practice areas including emergency response protocols and municipal liability. Recent developments highlight the legal community’s role in strengthening community safety frameworks.
Miami Legal Experts Navigate Complex Castro Indictment Case
Miami legal professionals are analyzing complex international law implications of the expected Raúl Castro indictment. The case creates opportunities for expertise in human rights law and international litigation within South Florida’s legal community.
Miami Legal Community Emphasizes Water Safety Education
Miami legal professionals are promoting water safety education and liability awareness following recent incidents. Law firms are partnering with community organizations to enhance safety programs and prevention measures.
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- City of Doral Adopts FY 2027 Budget, Lowers Tax Rates While Maintaining City Services
by Community News Releases on September 23, 2026 at 3:38 pmThe City of Doral Mayor and Council adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 budget following the second and final budget hearing on September 22nd, continuing the City’s focus on lowering the tax burden while maintaining services and investing in Doral’s future. The adopted budget sets the City’s operating millage rate at 1.5994 mills, the rollback rate The post City of Doral Adopts FY 2027 Budget, Lowers Tax Rates While Maintaining City Services appeared first on Miami’s Community News.
- Why Are We Cutting Buses to fund a $483 Chauffeur Service?
by Raquel Regalado, County Commissioner, District 7 on September 16, 2026 at 4:13 pmIn this series I have written about the idle rail line that could connect our airport to PortMiami with the port and the airport paying for their own station, and about the one dollar Metromover fare that our county attorneys have confirmed requires nothing more than an ordinance amendment. This final column is about the The post Why Are We Cutting Buses to fund a $483 Chauffeur Service? appeared first on Miami’s Community News.
- Writing the Book Is Only the Beginning
by J Adrian Betancourt on September 14, 2026 at 5:26 pmBy J. Adrian Betancourt, Host, The Miami Book Hub There’s a point in every author’s journey when you realize that writing the book was only part of the job. Now you have to figure out how to get it into someone’s hands. Preferably someone who isn’t related to you. That was at the heart of The post Writing the Book Is Only the Beginning appeared first on Miami’s Community News.
- Books as Empathy Incubators: Romina Garber on Magic and Miami
by J Adrian Betancourt on September 11, 2026 at 5:48 pmBy J. Adrian Betancourt, Host, The Miami Book Hub Before Romina Garber became the bestselling author of eight books, she was a nine-year-old ESOL student in Miami listening to her teacher read Shel Silverstein’s Where the Sidewalk Ends. Something stirred. Romina wrote her first poem in Spanish; her teacher submitted it to the Miami-Dade The post Books as Empathy Incubators: Romina Garber on Magic and Miami appeared first on Miami’s Community News.
