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Judgment EnforcementLaw PracticeOutside Counsel

Why Businesses Should Build Credit Files for Their Customers

Extending credit can help businesses grow, but it also carries risks. Without clear documentation, unpaid invoices and slow...
David BlanskyOct 12, 2025Oct 12, 2025
Federal LawLaw PracticeLitigation

Beyond the Tour Guide: The True Role of Local Counsel in High-Profile Litigation

Serving as local counsel in a high-profile case can at first seem like a supporting role, but reflection...
David BlanskyOct 6, 2025Oct 5, 2025
Law Practice

🚩Ten Red Flags to Watch for Before Taking on a New Client

In the practice of law, discernment is as critical as advocacy. While many clients present legitimate needs and...
David BlanskySep 28, 2025
Uncategorized

Post 100: A Note on Gratitude

A confluence of events has prompted me to step outside my usual topics and reflect on something more...
David BlanskySep 22, 2025Sep 22, 20251 Comment on Post 100: A Note on Gratitude
ConstitutionFederal LawSupreme Court

Hot Take: The TikTok Ban Is Now Law—And the President Can’t Just Wave It Away

As of today, the much-debated TikTok ban is in full legal effect. The 90-day extension period Congress carved...
David BlanskySep 15, 2025Sep 14, 2025
EvidenceFederal LawFlorida LawLitigationTrial

Key Strategies Attorneys Should Use for Evidentiary Hearings

Following two recent evidentiary hearings, I was reminded of the significant challenges attorneys face in evidentiary hearings, where...
David BlanskySep 7, 2025
EvidenceFederal LawFlorida LawLitigation

Using Devices Like Plaud Note in Florida: What Businesses Need to Know About Eavesdropping Laws – Part II

In a recent post I identified how the use of recording devices like Plaud Note may run afoul...
David BlanskyAug 31, 2025
LitigationNew York LawTrial

NY Appellate Court Voids Half-Billion-Dollar Fraud Penalty in Trump Case, But Upholds Liability Finding

On August 21, 2025, New York’s Appellate Division, First Department, issued a landmark, split-decision in the civil fraud...
David BlanskyAug 21, 2025
EthicsFederal LawFlorida LawLaw PracticeLitigationNew York Law

Using Devices Like Plaud Note in Florida: What Businesses Need to Know About Eavesdropping Laws – Part I

The rise of AI-powered note-taking devices—such as Plaud Note—has made it easier than ever to capture conversations, transcribe...
David BlanskyAug 9, 2025Aug 17, 2025
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)LitigationMediation

Mastering the Ropes: Essential Strategies for Successful Mediations

Mastering the “ropes” of successful mediation is essential for delivering optimal results for clients. I recently participated in...
David BlanskyAug 4, 2025
Florida LawJudgment EnforcementLitigationTrial

Who is the “Prevailing Party” under Florida Law?

In Florida, determining the “prevailing party” for attorney’s fees purposes depends on the specific statute or contract provision...
David BlanskyJul 27, 2025Jul 27, 2025
ArbitrationFlorida LawLaw PracticeLitigation

When Business Deals Go Bad: Common Commercial Contract Disputes in Florida

Running a business in Florida involves countless agreements, from supplier contracts to client services. Ideally, every deal goes...
David BlanskyJul 6, 2025
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