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Appeals court held that Florida Statute 604.50 exempts nonresidential farm buildings, farm fences, and farm signs on land used for a bona fide agricultural purpose, as defined in 193.461, Florida Statutes, from any county or municipal code or fee, including building permit and zoning requirements.

The importance of posting warning notices or having equine activity participants sign a document containing the warning notice is highlighted by Florida case law interpreting Florida's Equine Activities Liability Act.

If you are in the entertainment industry, many of the activities in which you engage will often require the services of a legal professional. Whether you are an artist, director, producer, author, publisher, agent, manager, musician, or actor, contracts and other legal documentation are likely the foundation of your business.

If you are involved in the television or entertainment industry, you may need legal assistance at some point in your career. With the help of a lawyer, you can protect your intellectual property and ensure that no one else uses it without your express permission. In addition to helping you protect your intellectual property, an entertainment lawyer can also help you negotiate the contracts and agreements that you enter to advance your career. Continue reading to understand how a television lawyer can help you. This guide will provide the basis about television lawyers and help you know when it is important to hire one.

Regulations on Amateurs who have boarding barns or equine facilities

The definition of admiralty law. Understanding the difference between admiralty law and maritime law. Understanding what a admiralty lawyer is. Understanding when a maritime injury victim should hire an admiralty attorney.

Bringing Balance to the Courtroom

Leaders in the aerospace industry omit even the simplest protections available in commercial documentation of transactions.

Muchowlaw is Counsel to Upcoming Public Television Film, "When My Time Comes," from the book by award-winning investigative reporter, Diane Rehm, with forward by John Grisham.