SCOTT KENNELLY ADDS TO ROGERS TOWERS LIST OF EXPERTS
ROGERS TOWERS ADDS TO ITS LIST OF EXPERTS JACKSONVILLE, Fla.: Rogers Towers attorney Scott J. Kennelly has …
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The CFPB’s Final Rule Postpones the Effective Date of the TILA/RESPA Integrated Disclosures (“TRID”) Rule until October 3, 2015
It’s official – TRID will take effect on October 3, 2015. As we have previously discussed , ever since the …
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Significant Changes to Florida’s Growth Management Laws
By: Emily G. Pierce On May 14, 2015, the Governor signed into law legislation which includes significant changes to …
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Supreme Court: Fair Housing Act Discrimination Claims Do Not Require Proof of Intent
By Edward L. Kelly Parties claiming a violation of the Fair Housing Act (“FHA”), 42 U.S.C. § 3601 et seq. …
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Bert Harris Act – Amendment to Law Clarifies Availability of Relief
By Edward L. Kelly When a State or local government law, regulation or ordinance in Florida decreases the value of …
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Are Jury Trial Waiver Provisions Necessary for Foreclosures?
By Scott J. Kennelly and Janet C. Owens Jury trial waiver provisions are likely unnecessary for foreclosure actions. It is …
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I Have a Judgment Against My Borrower. Now What?
By Timothy D. Hedrick and Mark S. Mitchell Obtaining a judgment against a borrower is only the first step in …
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Lenders Beware: A New Statute Protecting Tenants in Foreclosed Homes
Lenders in Florida should note a new statutory protection for residential tenants in foreclosed homes that may delay a lender’s …
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Fourth District: Non-Consumers May Sue Under FDUTPA
Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeals has paved the way for individuals and businesses to bring claims for violations under …
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Supreme Court Further Clarifies Stern v. Marshall
By Janet C. Owens As we have previously discussed , the Supreme Court held in Stern v. Marshall that Congress …
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