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Recent Foreclosure Rulings

A few recent foreclosure rulings may be of interest to readers. In an April 20, 2012 ruling the Second District Court of Appeals reversed a trial judge’s entry of a final judgment in favor of Deutsche Bank National Trust Company. The judge had entered a “summary judgment” – a judgment based upon the record without a full trial. Deutsche Bank was not the original lender. Deutsche Bank had originally alleged that the note and mortgage...

Florida Law Protects Jury Duty

Florida law prohibits employers from terminating or threatening to terminate the employment of any employee called to serve on any state jury. An employer who threatens to terminate an employee with termination for serving on a jury may be held in contempt of court by the presiding judge in the case for which the employee was to serve. The employee is protected regardless of the length of jury duty. Florida law applies only to state courts. ...

Lien Law Basics

Florida law provides significant protections to construction contractors, subcontractors and material suppliers. Contractors, subcontractors and suppliers have the ability to lien the real property which receives the benefits of their materials and efforts. If they are not timely paid, they have the ability to foreclose the property and receive payment from the foreclosure sale. A subcontractor who remains unpaid has the ability to lien and...

Local Judges Rule Traffic Cameras Unconstitutional

On March 30, 2012 three Pasco County Circuit Court judges ruled that the red light statute was unconstitutional. Judges Stanley Mills, W. Lowell Bray Jr. and Daniel Diskey found that the statute, which permits the use of cameras to enforce traffic signals, violated the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The case began on July 30, 2010 when a local driver was issued a Notice of Violation for failure to stop at a red traffic...

Relay for Life

Bikers have a rough and tumble reputation. Thoughts of Marlon Brando terrorizing a small town come to mind. But reputation may be more stereotype than fact, and many bikers actually contribute significantly to the local community. For example, this March 31st local bikers will be conducting a poker run for New Port Richey Relay for Life. Kickstands are up at 11:00 a.m. The run will start at the NCOA club at 8640 Broad Street in New Port Richey....

Dog Bites

At one time, Florida followed the “one free bite” rule which permitted the owner of a dog to avoid liability for dog bites if the dog had never bitten before. However, under current law the owner of any dog that bites a person is liable for injuries suffered by the person bitten. This is true whether the dog is on public or private property. The owner is strictly liable for the injuries caused by the dog. However, the owner is not liable...

About the Attorney

Since 1998, Randall J. Love has represented businesses and select individuals in the Tampa Bay area with quality, personalized service. He prides himself on maintaining the highest level of professionalism, including candor and honesty in dealing with clients, the Judiciary, and the community.

Personal Injury

Randall J. Love represents victims injured as a result of the negligence of others in both automobile and motorcycle accident cases. Serving a select number of seriously injured clients in both state and federal court, Randall vigorously handles all aspects of each case, including pre-suit negotiations, litigation and trial.

Commercial Law

Randall J. Love handles shareholder and partnership disputes, commercial landlord-tenant cases, commercial real estate litigation and contract disputes in a cost effective and efficient manner designed to achieve the client’s goals and objectives.

Employment Law

Randall J. Love represents business owners threatened with federal or Florida employment law claims brought by disgruntled employees regardless of whether the claims are brought before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or other agency, federal or state court.

"Our clients get the knowledge and experience of the big law firms, but in a hometown setting."

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May 15, 2012

Recent Foreclosure Rulings

Florida Law Protects Jury Duty

Lien Law Basics

Local Judges Rule Traffic Cameras Unconstitutional

Relay for Life

Dog Bites

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