by Camille Iurillo
The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting public health crisis will have devastating effects for countless small businesses, as “social distancing” – undoubtedly the phrase of the year 2020 – has caused dramatic reductions in demand in the airline, restaurant, hotel, oil...
by Camille Iurillo
When should someone consider filing a piercing the corporate veil claim? Since the results in litigation are uncertain and can be expensive, it is essential that you consider all of your collection alternatives prior to filing any lawsuit. Even if a judgment is...
by Camille Iurillo
Under Florida Statute Section 222.11, wages received by a family’s primary breadwinner, otherwise referred to as a “head of family,” are generally exempt from garnishment or attachment by a judgment creditor, and thus not reachable. If a head of...
by Camille Iurillo
A common question that we hear from clients is how long can a judgment creditor attempt to collect on a judgment? Fla. Stat. 95.11(1) sets forth that the statute of limitations for a creditor to enforce a judgment in its favor is 20 years. Fla. Stat. 55.10(1)...
