Your Florida Target Was Administratively Dissolved 鈥� Why That Stops a Closing and How Reinstatement Fixes It
A 鈥渁dministratively dissolved鈥� status can stall a Florida closing. How dissolution hits an entity, and how reinstatement under s. 605.0715 relates back to fix it.
Why a Non-Reliance Clause Doesn’t Stop a Fraud Claim in Florida 鈥� The Economic Loss Rule After Tiara
After Tiara, Florida’s economic loss rule no longer bars fraud claims between contracting parties. For M&A, that means a non-reliance clause does real work but is not a fraud鈥�
Buying or Selling a Florida Car Dealership 鈥� The Manufacturer’s 60-Day Clock Under 搂 320.643 Runs Your Deal
A Florida franchised dealership sale lives or dies on the manufacturer’s approval of the buyer. Section 320.643 gives the factory 60 days and a reasonableness standard 鈥� here is鈥�
Buying or Selling a Florida Pharmacy 鈥� The Permit and the DEA Number Don’t Come With the Building
A Florida pharmacy permit is not transferable. On a sale, the buyer applies for a new permit and a new DEA registration, and the controlled-substance inventory has to be handled鈥�
Buying or Selling a Florida Home Health Agency 鈥� The AHCA Change-of-Ownership Application Is the Real Closing Condition
A home health agency sale in Florida closes on AHCA’s timeline, not yours. Here is how the change-of-ownership application under chapter 408 reshapes the structure, the deposit鈥�
Florida 搂 376.308 Contamination Liability Follows the Buyer 鈥� the AAI Defense
Buy a Florida property with a discharge in its past and 搂 376.308 can make you liable without fault. How the all-appropriate-inquiry defense works in deal diligence.
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