What Does California’s Junk Fee Law Mean for Planners? Congress is working on a Junk Fee Prevention Act, but California isn’t waiting – its Honest Pricing Law went into effect Monday.
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Hoteling has a negative connotation in the legal industry as little has been done to make the experience reliable and something to look forward to. The fact is, hoteling has worked very well in other industries for many years, and lessons learned here can help law firms. By Anthony Davies of Forrest Solutions in Accounting and Financial Planning for Law Firms #hoteling #lawfirmmanagement
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From 4th March 2024 there are new rules coming into effect requiring all companies listed at Companies House to have an ‘appropriate address’ as their registered office. This means that PO Box addresses will no longer be allowed. According to Companies House guidance an appropriate address is one where: * any documents sent to the registered office should be expected to come to the attention of a person acting on behalf of the company * any documents sent to that address can be recorded by an acknowledgement of delivery Any companies that have not amended their address after 4th March will be flagged and have their addresses changed to the default Companies House one. If a new registered address is not provided within 28 days proceedings to strike the company off the register may begin. The new rules still allow the use of a third-party registered address and We’ll Mind Your Own Business can provide this. WMYOB offers a Registered Office Address service from a Covent Garden location where all mail is sorted daily and scanned into nominated inboxes or saved into a shared folder, physical post can then be forwarded or collected from the office should it be required. This service allows you to keep your home address private and away from the public online register. These are the first changes being implemented from the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act that became law in October 2023 (https://lnkd.in/eag3i4NM). These changes require secondary parliamentary legislation so the 4th March date may be put back, but they are imminent. If you would like to find out more about our Registered Office service get in touch with us on enquiries@wmyob.co.uk or call 020 3848 1800 #accountingservices #office #productioncompany #companies
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In the Daily Business Review’s Commercial Real Estate Special Report, Cohen Property Law Group’s David S. Cohen, Esq. and Liam Krahe discussed new trends in the hospitality market amid higher interest rates and challenges securing financing. The duo is increasingly working on deals that involve ‘preferred equity,’ which entails offering preferred ownership interest to sellers and investors in exchange for cash. In this unique strategy, the investor receives a preferred return, which is typically paid directly after the debt service but before other classes of investors are paid. #southflorida #legalnews #news #lawfirm #legal #attorneys #lawyers #southflorida #southfloridalawfirm #propertylaw #realestate #realestatelaw
Innovative Corporate Structures Drive Successful Hospitality, Hotel Valuation Remains Strong | Daily Business Review
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Understanding Local Property Management Laws: Why It Matters! Did you know that navigating local property management laws is crucial for smooth operations and legal compliance? Whether you're a landlord or property owner, understanding these regulations can save you from headaches down the road. That's where Keyrenter Chester comes in! We specialize in providing expert property management services, including ensuring compliance with all local laws and regulations. Stay tuned for our upcoming blog post this Friday, where we'll dive deeper into the importance of understanding local property management laws and how Keyrenter Chester can help you navigate them successfully! #KeyrenterChester #PropertyManagement #LocalLaws #LegalCompliance #ExpertGuidance #staytuned Got a question? Contact us today to learn more! info@keryrenterchester.com https://lnkd.in/eeZsR7C7 (804) 796-0011 #PropertyManagement #KeyRenterChester #RentalProperty #TenantScreening #EvictionGuard #RentCollection #PropertyInspections #PropertyMaintenance #TenantManagement #PropertyServices #MarketingServices #ChesterPropertyManagement #HaveAGreatDayOnPurpose
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🔍 Unlocking the Mystery: The Quasi-Contract 🔐 Are you familiar with the concept of quasi-contract? 🤔 Let me demystify it for you and shed some light on this intriguing legal term. 📚💡 Quasi-contracts, also known as implied-in-law contracts, may sound complicated at first, but they play a vital role in the legal world. Unlike traditional contracts, which are based on the parties' mutual agreement, quasi-contracts are created by the law to prevent unjust enrichment or unfairness. 🚫💰 In simpler terms, quasi-contracts arise when one party benefits from another's actions or property without a formal agreement in place. Instead of relying on the explicit terms of a contract, the court imposes an obligation on the benefiting party to compensate the other party to avoid a case of unjust enrichment. ⚖️💵 An example of a quasi-contract scenario could be a situation where your neighbor mistakenly believes your lawn is part of their property and hires a landscaper to maintain it. While you may not have explicitly agreed to this arrangement, the law may still require you to reimburse the landscaper for their services out of fairness. 🌿✨ Understanding quasi-contracts is crucial in protecting your rights and fostering fairness in various situations. Whether you're a business owner, legal professional, or simply an individual navigating the complex legal landscape, recognizing the concept of quasi-contract can be incredibly beneficial. 💼👩⚖️ So next time you're discussing legal agreements or facing an entanglement where a contract is absent, remember the existence of quasi-contracts and their significance in ensuring equity and preventing unjust enrichment. 🤝💼 What are your thoughts on quasi-contracts? Do you have any intriguing real-life examples or experiences related to this topic? Share in the comments below! 👇🗣️ #QuasiContracts #LegalKnowledge #FairnessInLaw #PreventingUnjustEnrichment #LawAndBusiness #LegalInsights
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Do you own an LLC or corporation in the US? If so, and if you haven't heard of the CTA yet, it's time to give your lawyer a call. In this post, Jeff Gardner and I summarize the CTA with a hospitality-oriented angle, but this summary is a good starting point for anyone wondering what the CTA is. Our corporate team prepared a really helpful outline if you have more questions after reading - it's linked at the bottom of our post.
Hospitality Alert: Quick Facts on the Corporate Transparency Act | Real Estate, Land Use & Environmental Law Blog
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If you’re planning to launch a new Real Estate Agency in the new year, you’ll want to get your hands on this checklist. Legally Unbreakable Agency Checklist A legally compliant agency is a successful agency. Every part of your agency has a corresponding legal element – that must be addressed. Failing to establish an unbreakable legal foundation will leave your agency susceptible to time-consuming and costly risks. So, to safeguard your agency, protect your reputation, and shield your assets it’s vital that you address every one of your agency’s legal needs. However, this can get complicated due to the expansive scope of these legal elements. This makes the legal landscape of your agency seem daunting and overwhelming, especially if you’re just starting out. That’s why we’ve made taking the first step easier with our free Legally Unbreakable Checklist. By using this checklist you can have peace of mind knowing that you haven’t overlooked any critical aspect of your agency’s legal foundation. This, in turn, will help you focus your future efforts giving you more time to propel your agency to success. Download your free copy of the Legally Unbreakable checklist here: https://lnkd.in/gQxxQ2CF
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If you’re planning to launch a new Real Estate Agency in the new year, you’ll want to get your hands on this checklist. Legally Unbreakable Agency Checklist A legally compliant agency is a successful agency. Every part of your agency has a corresponding legal element – that must be addressed. Failing to establish an unbreakable legal foundation will leave your agency susceptible to time-consuming and costly risks. So, to safeguard your agency, protect your reputation, and shield your assets it’s vital that you address every one of your agency’s legal needs. However, this can get complicated due to the expansive scope of these legal elements. This makes the legal landscape of your agency seem daunting and overwhelming, especially if you’re just starting out. That’s why we’ve made taking the first step easier with our free Legally Unbreakable Checklist. By using this checklist you can have peace of mind knowing that you haven’t overlooked any critical aspect of your agency’s legal foundation. This, in turn, will help you focus your future efforts giving you more time to propel your agency to success. Download your free copy of the Legally Unbreakable checklist here: https://lnkd.in/gH_gVwja
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Staying informed about changes in real estate laws and regulations is crucial for property managers to stay compliant and protect their properties. Here are some ways to stay informed: 1. Attend Industry Events: Attending industry events and conferences can be a great way to stay updated on changes in laws and regulations. These events can provide an opportunity to network and learn from other industry professionals. 2. Join Professional Associations: Joining a professional association in the property management industry can give access to resources such as webinars, seminars, and newsletters, which can provide the latest news on changes in laws and regulations. Examples of such associations are International Facility Management Association. 3. Keep up with Online Resources: Online resources like government websites, industry blogs, and news sites can provide up-to-date information on new laws and regulations. Keeping up with these resources can ensure that property managers are aware of any changes that may affect their industry. 4. Consult with Legal Professionals: Seeking consultation from legal professionals such as attorneys who specialize in real estate law can help property managers understand new regulations and ensure compliance. It is essential to stay informed about changes in laws and regulations through various outlets to ensure businesses are operating in a responsible and legal manner.
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I know, the picture is a bit late for halloween, but this is a scream of a different kind... So, a quick question about the RFP/panel review process for in-house teams that law firms are invited to participate in. Lots of thinking goes into these processes and the in-house team will have set out with clear objectives, values and expectations. Law firms will want to put their best foot forward and will be thinking hard about the in-house team's needs and requirements. Already there's a lot to unpack there, but I want to focus on the "time" it takes to design, run and participate in these processes. In an industry where time is literally money (ok, lots to unpack there too!), do we think about the time investment on both sides? I hear lots frustration from in-house teams and law firms about how much time it takes (plus about how to interpret, compare and properly interrogate the data - and how to submit different data for different clients - but let's stay on topic). Do in-house teams and law firms (for want of a better term) record the time invested in the process? Do in-house teams know how much time (and value) law firms put into their responses? Would they be shocked to hear the weeks of time going into it? Do they care? Should they cap it to stop firms overestimating/over-engineering it? Should we find a way to make it easier for everyone to participate, compare and understand data submitted? Ok, it's now more than 'a quick question' and I've veered off topic again, but you I know you understand what I'm getting at... What do you think? #lawyers #lawfirms #generalcounsel #inhouselegal #legaloperations #RFP
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