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Gavel or Gamble: The High-Stakes Calculus of Litigation

Gavel or Gamble: The High-Stakes Calculus of Litigation BLOG High Risk, High Reward: When to Bet on Litigation Suing can be a gamble. Knowing the cards you’re holding can increase your odds of winning. Before you throw your chips on the courtroom table, it is wise to speak with an experienced litigation attorney and determine if you’re playing a winning hand. The Odds Are In: When to Place Your Legal Bets House Rules: Have You Played All Your Cards? Negotiation, mediation, arbitration – think of them as practice rounds. If the other side's bluffing and won't budge, or settlement talks crash and burn, then the courtroom's your only high-roller table. Royal Flush or Bust? Is Your Case a Winner? [...]

Gavel or Gamble: The High-Stakes Calculus of LitigationRobson Powers2025-04-21T01:31:49-04:00

Unlocking Non-Competes: Prudent Business Practice Or Golden Handcuffs?

Unlocking Non-Competes: Prudent Business Practice Or Golden Handcuffs? BLOG Prevent Competition and Protect Your Competitive Edge Competition fuels progress, but unchecked talent flight can bleed your business dry. Non-competes aren't about stifling talent; they're about safeguarding your hard-won edge. Here's why they matter, in detail: Fortify Your Secrets and Competitive Edge: Your business thrives on proprietary strategies, client relationships, and confidential information. Without a non-compete, departing employees can take that knowledge straight to a competitor, jeopardizing your competitive advantage. A well-structured non-compete isn’t about restricting mobility—it’s about preserving the integrity of your business. Recoup Your Investment in Employees: Companies invest heavily in training, mentorship, and career development. Without non-competes, employees can take this investment and immediately leverage it for a competitor. Non-compete [...]

Unlocking Non-Competes: Prudent Business Practice Or Golden Handcuffs?Robson Powers2025-04-21T01:33:08-04:00

Robson Powers Named Fellow of Litigation Counsel of America

Fellow Of Litigation Counsel Of America Cape Coral attorney Robson D.C. Powers, of the law firm Powers & Rogers, PLLC, has been selected as a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America. BLOG Robson D.C. Powers, Esq. Selected and Honored Cape Coral attorney Robson D.C. Powers, of the law firm Powers & Rogers, PLLC, has been selected as a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America. Robson is a founding partner of the firm and a practitioner in a wide variety of high stakes litigation from commercial disputes, breach of contract cases, real estate disputes, landlord-tenant disputes, and probate and trust litigation. Robson graduated cum laude from the University of South Florida in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies with [...]

Robson Powers Named Fellow of Litigation Counsel of AmericaRobson Powers2025-04-21T02:00:37-04:00

A Fight You Don’t Have To Face Alone

Navigating A Lawsuit In Lee County Florida This blog post delves deeper into navigating a lawsuit in Lee County, Florida with a specific focus on the valuable role Powers & Rogers, PLLC can play in your defense. BLOG A Fight You Don’t Have To Face Alone Being served with a lawsuit in Lee County, Florida, can be a confusing and stressful experience. You might have questions about the legalities, what steps to take, and how to protect your interests. This blog post delves deeper into navigating a lawsuit in Lee County, Florida with a specific focus on the valuable role Powers & Rogers, PLLC can play in your defense. The Importance Of The Summons and Complaint The Lawsuit Documents [...]

A Fight You Don’t Have To Face AloneRobson Powers2025-04-21T01:57:20-04:00

Single Parent Superhero

Single Parent Superhero How are you supposed to juggle being a parent and handling pressing legal issues? Being a single parent is like being a superhero – you wear a cape (figuratively, of course), fight daily battles with boundless love as your superpower. BLOG Conquering Legal Hurdles While Keeping Your Child[ren] Safe How Are You Supposed To Juggle Being A Parent And Handling Pressing Legal Issues? Being a single parent is like being a superhero – you wear a cape (figuratively, of course), fight daily battles with boundless love as your superpower. But when legal issues crop up, it feels like kryptonite has landed right in your overflowing utility belt. Fear not, fellow hero! This guide equips you to navigate the legal [...]

Single Parent SuperheroRobson Powers2025-04-21T01:54:11-04:00

Ensuring A Productive Legal Consultation In 10 Easy Steps

Ensuring A Productive Legal Consultation Scheduling your first legal consultation can feel daunting, especially if you’re facing an unfamiliar legal issue. But don’t worry! BLOG A Productive Legal Consultation In 10 Easy Steps With a little preparation, you can ensure a productive and informative meeting that sets the stage for a successful attorney-client relationship. Here’s a detailed guide to help you feel confident and prepared for your consultation. Step 1: Gather Relevant Documents Case-Specific Documents: This includes summonses, legal notices, court documents from ongoing proceedings, and any contracts or agreements directly related to your situation. Communication Records: Collect copies of emails, letters, or text messages that shed light on the issue. Past Legal Matters: If this situation arises from previous legal matters, [...]

Ensuring A Productive Legal Consultation In 10 Easy StepsRobson Powers2025-04-21T01:48:59-04:00

Sellers Must Disclose Pending Assessments

Sellers Must Disclose Pending Assessments In Florida, a seller is required to disclose “any facts or conditions they know about that materially affect the value of the property.” If the seller fails to do so, the buyer may have a claim against the seller for failure to disclose. READ ARTICLE A Guest Commentary In Cape Coral Breeze Last Monday the residents of Cape Coral who reside in the area which has been labeled as “North 1 West” received a present in their mailboxes. The present was for all intents and purposes a bill for approximately $33,000 for a single-family home on a typically-sized plot of land to be paid no later than Sept. 30, 2023 to avoid any additional costs.* An extension [...]

Sellers Must Disclose Pending AssessmentsRobson Powers2025-04-21T01:27:23-04:00