As Americans flock to beaches this summer, their toes are sinking into some of the most hotly contested real estate in the United States. It wasn’t always this way. Through the mid-20th century, when the U.S. population was smaller and the coast was still something of a frontier in many states, laissez-faire and absentee coastal landowners tolerated people crossing their beachfront property. Now, however, the coast has filled up. Property owners are much more inclined to seek

Civil law recognizes several pathways for survivors after an assault during a hired ride. The defendants named, the insurance policies in play, and the strength of available evidence often shift based on details that emerge weeks or months after the incident. Each option involves different requirements for evidence, damages, and filing windows. In St. Louis, attorneys reviewing a case of sexual assault by an Uber driver typically look at potential claims under Missouri tort l

Right before I was born in the 1970s, my family moved to Texas from Nebraska. A big reason was because Texas was – and still is – considered a low-tax state, and my dad wanted to start his business there. A lot of Americans pay both state and federal income taxes, but not in every state. Joe Raedle/Getty Images Texas is also one of nine states that don’t have an income tax on the “earned income” of people working there. That doesn’t mean Texas doesn’t impose any taxes on its

Whether a breach is considered material under Florida law depends on the language of the contract and the circumstances surrounding the dispute. Courts generally look at whether one party failed to perform an obligation that was fundamental to the agreement rather than a minor contractual requirement. Every contract is different, so the analysis is rarely as simple as identifying a missed deadline or an isolated mistake. Material terms often relate to payment, delivery, perfo

Stopping by a retail center following a typical Miami summer thunderstorm may feel like a routine errand. However, as sudden downpours flood store entrances, damp shoes meeting smooth tile floors can instantly turn a simple trip into a medical emergency. Intense tropical squalls routinely convert standard shopping trips into hazardous conditions. Recent warnings across South Florida have spotlighted the rise in rainy-season wet-floor risks at grocery stores, retail outlets, a

At any given second, there are thousands of cars on the road in South Florida; so unfortunately, accidents are going to happen. And if you’ve recently been injured in a crash, dealing with mounting medical bills, lost wages, and stubborn insurance adjusters can quickly become overwhelming. Thankfully, there are attorneys across the region dedicated to helping car crash victims and their families recover compensation following accidents of all kinds. Here are the top attorneys

Chadwick Boseman’s death from colon cancer in 2020 shocked his fans. The actor and playwright, best known for starring in Marvel’s first “Black Panther” movie, worked throughout his private battle with the disease. Six years after he died at 43 without a will, he is back in the news because of a dispute among his loved ones. Taylor Simone Ledward accompanies Chadwick Boseman to the 25th Screen Actors Guild Awards in 2019. Al Seib/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images His multimi

What’s the difference between adoption and conservatorship? Millions of dollars and the freedom to make your own choices, if you ask retired football player Michael Oher. Sean Tuohy, Michael Oher and Leigh Anne Touhy pose for a photo before a University of Mississippi game in 2008. Matthew Sharpe/Getty Images Oher, whose story was made into the 2009 movie “The Blind Side,” says he believed he signed papers to be adopted by an affluent white couple, Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy,

Family law becomes significantly more complex when high-net-worth individuals are involved—bringing with it intricate assets, privacy concerns, and high emotional stakes. To better understand how these cases are handled, we spoke with Regina M. Campbell, Esq., managing partner of The Campbell Law Group (TCLG). Known for her strategic approach to asset protection, dispute resolution, and navigating Florida’s legal nuances, Regina offers professional insight into guiding client

If you've ever white-knuckled your way through rush hour on I-95 or tried to merge onto the Palmetto during Friday afternoon gridlock, you already know Miami traffic is no joke. Collisions happen constantly, and a routine fender bender can spiral into a financial headache faster than you'd expect, especially now that fault plays a bigger role in recovery under recent reforms. So what changed? According to Florida crash statistics, the state recorded 367,037 car accidents in 2

As part of our legal advice series, Regina M. Campbell, Esq., Managing Partner of The Campbell Law Group P.A. (TCLG) www.tclglaw.com, offers insight into the evolving world of commercial litigation across Florida. In this exclusive interview with Miami Living for the May 2026 issue, Campbell discusses the growing impact of tort reform, rising shareholder and partnership disputes, the increasing complexity of insurance and fraud-related claims, and how AI-generated communicati

Going for the gold! GOLDLAW is teaming up with DAS Beer Garden to host a Street Soccer Party in Downtown Abacoa. When all eyes are on the world’s biggest stage, the community is invited to watch the world's biggest soccer tournament at DAS Beer Garden, Jupiter’s neighborhood hangout and taproom, on Sunday, July 19, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. The free family-friendly event is open to the public. Soccer, football, fútbol – whatever fans want to call it – DAS Beer Garden has got

As part of our legal advice series, Regina M. Campbell, Esq., Managing Partner of The Campbell Law Group P.A. (TCLG) (www.tclglaw.com), offers insight into why Florida remains a powerful environment for business formation in 2026—from its tax advantages and global connectivity to its growing access to capital and talent. She also shares guidance on choosing the right entity structure, drafting effective agreements, navigating new federal requirements like the Corporate Transp

Motorcycle accidents in Fort Lauderdale often lead to severe injuries due to the lack of rider protection.

A shopper leaves the bright Miami sun and enters a chic Design District boutique. Inside, dramatic lighting creates long shadows on polished floors. The ambiance is exclusive and curated, but it carries hidden risks. An unseen step. A misplaced hanger. A slick spot on dark tile. These aren't hypotheticals; they're the kinds of hazards showing up again and again in disputed liability claims across Miami's trendiest retail zones. As insurers tighten policies and demand stronger

More South Florida residents are packing up for the Lone Star State, chasing lower costs and bigger opportunities. Here's how to handle the transition without losing your mind. What It Actually Takes to Move Across the Gulf Relocating from a tightly regulated coastal city to a sprawling, deregulated state isn't just about renting a truck. It touches everything: your utilities, your budget, even the way you think about daily logistics. The cost of moving cross-country ranges f

Anyone who's driven the Palmetto Expressway during rush hour knows the drill: luxury SUVs weaving between commercial trucks, daily commuters jockeying for position, and the near-constant threat of a collision. When one does happen, sorting out what went wrong usually means wading through a mess of conflicting stories. But here's what's changing. The vehicles themselves are becoming the most reliable witnesses on the scene. With large truck-related fatalities climbing national

In a city defined by towering glass skylines and high-stakes commerce, the narrative of success is often written in boardrooms and closing deals. But for attorney Jesse Soffer , the path to becoming one of Miami’s top legal advocates began somewhere entirely different: inside the walls of a juvenile correctional facility. His story is not only one of professional achievement, but a uniquely Miami journey of ambition fueled by compassion. It's an inside look at a local leader

GOLDLAW, a leading South Florida personal injury law firm, is proud to announce that its newest office location at 624 S. Main St., Suite 4, in Belle Glade, Florida is now open. The 1,000-square-foot office marks a significant milestone in the firm's ongoing commitment to making high-quality legal representation accessible to communities across Palm Beach County and beyond. Situated approximately one hour west of GOLDLAW's West Palm Beach office, the Belle Glade location brin

Miami is a city built on second chances. Every year, professionals relocate to South Florida to launch businesses, start new careers, or rebuild their lives. But for many residents, an old arrest record can still appear in background checks long after a case has been resolved. Under Florida law, eligible individuals may remove certain records from public access through record sealing or expungement . Because the process involves strict eligibility requirements, court petition