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Blueprint Blues: How To Navigate Contractor-Homeowner Disputes

Blueprint Blues: How To Navigate Contractor-Homeowner Disputes BLOG When Your Dream Home Becomes A Nightmare: A Homeowner’s Perspective on Construction Disputes Building your dream home is the pinnacle of the American Dream. You think you’ve made it. Then, contractor conflicts erupt, and your carefully planned project spirals into a stressful, expensive nightmare. Project Pains: A Contractor’s Perspective On Construction Disputes For contractors, turning a client’s dream home into a reality is more than just a job – it’s a complex dance of planning, logistics, and managing unpredictable variables. Yet all too often, builders are unfairly cast as villains in disputes that arise from miscommunication, unrealistic expectations, and sometimes, a lack of homeowner diligence. Before You Blame: Inside [...]

Blueprint Blues: How To Navigate Contractor-Homeowner Disputes2025-10-12T13:18:35-04:00
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Neighbor vs. Neighbor: Keeping the Peace & Drawing the Line

Neighbor vs. Neighbor: Keeping the Peace & Drawing the Line BLOG Keeping the Peace: Solving Neighbor Squabbles Without Court Disputes between neighbors are an unfortunate reality of community living, ranging from minor annoyances over noise or pets to major conflicts involving property lines and personal safety. Knowing how to navigate these situations effectively is crucial. Neighbor conflicts are a common part of life, but court should be a last resort. Litigation is notoriously expensive and almost guarantees a permanently damaged relationship with those living nearby. Before heading down that path, explore these constructive steps first: Talk It Out Calmly: Often, the most effective first step is a direct, respectful conversation. Many disputes arise from simple misunderstandings or lack of awareness. Listen [...]

Neighbor vs. Neighbor: Keeping the Peace & Drawing the Line2025-10-12T13:17:48-04:00
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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 Litigation2025-10-12T13:17:05-04:00
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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. [...]

Unlocking Non-Competes: Prudent Business Practice Or Golden Handcuffs?2025-10-12T13:16:37-04:00
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Moving In Together for Valentine’s Day: To Be Or Not To Be?

Moving In Together for Valentine’s Day: To Be Or Not To Be? BLOG Roommates Or Romance? Is Cohabitating Right For You? Moving in with your partner is a huge relationship milestone! Congratulations on reaching this point. Moving in with your partner is a huge relationship milestone! Congratulations on reaching this point. My husband and I are celebrating thirteen years of marriage, so I've learned firsthand that sharing a home can be incredibly rewarding and incredibly challenging. To help you decide if you're ready for this big step, consider these key points: Timing is Everything: How long have you been together? There's no magic number of months or years, but generally, the longer and more stable the relationship, the better. Ask yourself: Is [...]

Moving In Together for Valentine’s Day: To Be Or Not To Be?2025-10-12T13:15:53-04:00
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Grandma Is Giving Her Money Away

Protecting Your Loved Ones From Financial Elderly Abuse Are you protecting your loved one from financial harm or meddling in their business? Read on to find out. BLOG Grandma's Generosity: When to Worry Aging often brings changes, sometimes causing concern among loved ones. If a loved one is suddenly giving away money – large sums, frequent gifts, or to unfamiliar people – it's wise to question why. Understanding Their Intentions Is this generosity in line with their values? Have they always been charitable? If so, and they’re comfortably supporting themselves, it might simply be their way of expressing kindness and finding purpose in this stage of life. However, if it's new or excessive, investigate further. Sadly, some individuals prey [...]

Grandma Is Giving Her Money Away2025-04-21T01:38:40-04:00
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Kara Rogers Named President of Lee County Association for Women Lawyers (LCAWL)

President of Lee County Association for Women Lawyers (LCAWL) Cape Coral attorney Kara B. Rogers, Esq., of the law firm Powers & Rogers, PLLC, has been selected as President of the Lee County Association for Women Lawyers. BLOG Kara B. Rogers, Esq. Selected as President of the Lee County Association for Women Lawyers (LCAWL) Cape Coral attorney Kara B. Rogers, Esq., of the law firm Powers & Rogers, PLLC, has been selected as President of the Lee County Association for Women Lawyers. The Lee County Association for Women Lawyers (LCAWL) is the local chapter of the Florida Association of Women Lawyers (FAWL). LCAWL actively promotes and supports the advancement of women within the Lee County legal community. LCAWL promotes women’s opportunities [...]

Kara Rogers Named President of Lee County Association for Women Lawyers (LCAWL)2025-04-21T01:42:11-04:00
  • Business Litigation

A Guide To Business Formation

A Guide To Business Formation And Litigation For Entrepreneurs The entrepreneurial journey is exciting, but navigating the legal complexities of business formation and litigation can be daunting. BLOG Building A Strong Legal Foundation At Powers & Rogers, PLLC, we bridge that gap. Our experienced attorneys provide comprehensive legal guidance and advocacy, tailored to the specific needs of entrepreneurs and business owners of all sizes. Streamlining Business Formation Strategic Entity Selection: We go beyond simply suggesting LLCs. We delve into your business goals (growth plans, funding needs) and governance structure (owner involvement) to recommend the most suitable entity (sole proprietorship, LLC, C-Corp, S-Corp). Compliance Navigation: We handle the intricacies of entity formation for you, ensuring adherence to state regulations. This includes filing necessary paperwork, [...]

A Guide To Business Formation2025-04-21T01:43:29-04:00
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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 America2025-04-21T02:00:37-04:00
  • Pass Down The Cake

Pass Down The Cake: Reflections After Saying Farewell To Our First Employee

Pass Down The Cake Yesterday was our first employee, Elle Josten’s, last day of work. We hired Elle as a part-time legal assistant, offering her the flexibility that she needed to take care of her young child. BLOG Reflections After Saying Farewell To Our First Employee Yesterday was our first employee, Elle Josten’s, last day of work. We hired Elle as a part-time legal assistant, offering her the flexibility that she needed to take care of her young child. Elle was a fantastic employee from day one. She handled the idiosyncrasies of a new law practice that was operating with minimal staff with grace and tackled new tasks with enthusiasm. Now, Elle and her family’s needs have changed. She has a [...]

Pass Down The Cake: Reflections After Saying Farewell To Our First Employee2025-04-21T01:59:35-04:00
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