Author Archive for Bruce Lamchick

Although Amazon purchased Whole Foods only a month ago, the effects on other grocery-store chains is still being felt. That can be seen even recently as Private-equity company Apollo Global Management gave $50M to Fresh Market, as the high-end chain […]

Following the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, attorneys are reporting that certain insurance companies are advising homeowners against seeking the opinion of public adjusters, an action currently forbidden under state law. Policyholders are saying that insurance companies are making claims that […]

At a time where many things can be completed online, Florida recently dealt with a bill hoping to include the creation and signing of a will to that list. However, Governor Rick Scott and The Real Property, Probate and Trust […]

The company Wells Fargo is moving to dismiss the lawsuit against it by the city of Philadelphia, stating that the allegations in the suit are too much of a stretch to prove in court. The lawsuit is one of the […]

Recently, the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeals ruled against a case involving a collateral mortgage, stating that initiation of foreclosure proceedings does not count as “irreparable harm” that is needed to justify a temporary injunction. The ruling came in […]

Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the City of Miami has a right to go after banks they say offered low-quality housing loans to minorities, the next step may prove to be more difficult. The city has […]

A potential case for the Florida Supreme Court could help clear up grey areas within current investment and foreclosure law. The case, concerning an investor, James Ober, and the town of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, has to deal with the time period after […]