The Florida Pest Control Sale — § 482.071, the Certified Operator, and Customer Contracts
Florida pest control licenses reset on a transfer of ownership under § 482.071, and the seller’s future licensure is tied to how customer contracts are handled.
Selling Stock Held Tenants by the Entireties — Florida’s Marital Wrinkle at Closing
In Florida, stock owned jointly by a married couple may be entireties property — one spouse cannot sell alone. What that means for signatures, indemnities, and closing.
Buying a Business That Runs on AI Agents: The New Diligence Stack for Florida Acquirers
Buying a business that runs on AI agents? The Florida M&A diligence stack changes: agent inventories, credential custody, § 668.50 contracts, and new reps.
When AI Agents Run the Deal: What Agentic M&A Execution Changes — and What Still Requires a Human
AI agents in M&A are rewriting deal execution — diligence, schedules, knowledge reps. What changes, what still needs a human, and how Florida deal teams adapt.
Florida’s CHOICE Act, One Year In: Four-Year Noncompetes, Garden Leave, and the Playbook for Employers and Acquirers
The Florida CHOICE Act made four-year noncompetes and garden leave enforceable for high earners. One year in, here’s the playbook for employers and acquirers.
Director Indemnification and Advancement in a Florida Corporation: What the Statute Gives You — and What You Still Have to Paper
Florida director indemnification and advancement are a floor, not a promise. What FBCA sections 607.0850–607.0859 give directors, and what to add by contract.
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