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Advertising, Ecommerce & Regulatory Compliance

The Campbell Law Group’s Advertising, E-commerce & Regulatory Compliance Practice Group (AERC Group) will help your manufacturing concern and/or brand to minimize the legal and regulatory risk associated with e-commerce transactions and, thereby, to boost its profit. Mr. Anthony Robinson who heads the AERC Group can help provide your business with a comprehensive legal and regulatory risk management

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The Campbell Law Group, P.A. introduces our newest Associate Mr. Daniel J. DeWitt, ESQ

Mr. DeWitt joined the Campbell Law Group in October 2023 as an Associate Attorney.

He Graduated with honors from the university of Miami School of Law in 2022 and previously worked at a mid- Sized National Law Firm, specializing in broker-dealer defense litigation and arbitration

Daniel has a strong business background, having majored in Business Management with a focus in Entrepreneurship at Bentley University, one of the premier business universities in the Country

The Campbell Law Group, P.A. introduces our newest of Counsel Mr. Angel Lopez, JR. ESQ

Angel Lopez, Jr. is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in the State of Florida and a proud member of the Florida Bar. His ability to seamlessly bridge the worlds of law and finance enables him to provide comprehensive insights and guidance to our clients

RECENT BLOGS & VIDEOS

Corporate Transparency Act:

What Florida Companies Need to Know

Much has been written about the Corporate Transparency Act (the CTA) in anticipation of its effective date of January 1, 2024. There are several important aspects of the CTA that Florida businesses should be aware of and consider.

Conveyances to Foreign Entities-Constitutional or not?

We are pleased to present you with the latest developments in Florida's legal landscape, particularly regarding real estate transactions. On May 8, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis enacted Senate Bill 264, better known as "Conveyances to Foreign Entities," ushering in significant changes affecting property ownership and acquisition within the state.

Civil Theft vs Conversion:

What Is The Difference?

As a business owner in Florida, protecting your business assets is absolutely crucial. While theft typically leads to charges, there are situations where the loss of property access may not be considered civil theft but rather falls under the category of conversion.

It is common for people to mistakenly use the terms " theft" and "conversion" interchangeably. However, it's important to clarify these distinctions and provide guidance on how to protect your business from risks associated with civil theft and conversion.

The Legal Zone( S3, E4):Marital Home - Keep it or Sell it ?

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Helpful Hints:

Helpful Hints & Important Changes in the Law that You Need to Know About

Starting July 1 in Florida:

Immigration: SB 1718 cracks down on businesses that hire undocumented immigrants and provides $12 million for Gov. Ron DeSantis’ migrant relocation program. Hospitals that accept Medicaid must also ask patients about their immigration status on intake forms, which critics say could deter migrants from seeking care.
(CS/CS/SB 1718 (flsenate.gov))
Insurer Accountability: SB 7052 puts more restrictions on property insurance companies to hold them more accountable for mishandling claims. Insurance providers will face more oversight and regulations as well as larger fines for any wrongdoing.
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Parental Rights in Education (‘Don’t Say Gay’ expansion): The legislation, HB 1069, expands the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law to ban classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in all grades.
(https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2023/1416/BillText/Filed/PDF)

Permit-less Carry: Under HB 543, Floridians who can legally own a gun will no longer need training or a permit to be able to carry concealed firearms.

Education: HB 1069 prohibits school staffers from asking students about their preferred pronouns or discussing their own if it “does not correspond to such person’s sex."