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License Violations and Administrative Complaints: A Guide for DBPR-Regulated Professionals
For professionals regulated by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) from real estate agents and contractors to cosmetologists and barbers—maintaining compliance with state regulations is essential for protecting your career and reputation. When a license violation or...
90 Days Left to File Sworn Proof of Loss for Flood Damage Insurance Claim: Hurricane Helene
If your property sustained flood damage during Hurricane Helene, filing your Sworn Proof of Loss (POL) form must be filed within the next 90 days. This document is crucial for claims under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) or private flood...
104 Days Left to File Sworn Proof of Loss for Flood Damage Insurance Claim: Hurricane Milton
If your property suffered flood damage during Hurricane Milton, you have 104 days remaining to file your Sworn Proof of Loss (POL). To allow enough time for the policyholder to evaluate their losses, FEMA extended the 60-day proof of loss deadline...
How Licensing Attorneys Help Florida Professionals Protect Their Credentials
In Florida, holding a valid license is essential to advancing in fields such as real estate, healthcare, cosmetology, and other regulated professions. Oversight by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) and the Florida Department of Agriculture and...
DBPR License Violations: What Happens When You Face an Administrative Complaint?
Facing a licensing violation from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) is a serious issue that can threaten your career, reputation, and livelihood. As a licensed professional in Florida, whether you are a contractor, real estate agent...
Firearms License Violations: What Every Gun Owner Needs to Know
Owning a firearm in Florida comes with significant responsibilities. In addition to the right to bear arms, gun owners must follow strict regulations to avoid serious penalties, including potential violations of firearm licenses. Understanding these regulations, particularly those enforced by...
The Aftermath of a Firearms License Violation: Navigating an Administrative Complaint
Owning and carrying a firearm in Florida carries significant responsibilities. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) oversees the licensing and regulation of concealed weapons, ensuring that gun owners adhere to strict legal requirements. If you are facing...
46 Days Left to File Sworn Proof of Loss for Flood Damage Insurance Claim: Hurricane Milton
If your property suffered flood damage during Hurricane Milton, you now have 46 days remaining to file your Sworn Proof of Loss (POL) form. This document is a crucial part of the flood insurance claims process, especially under the National...
47 Days Left to File Sworn Proof of Loss for Flood Damage Insurance Claim: Hurricane Milton
If your property was impacted by flood damage during Hurricane Milton, the deadline to submit your Sworn Proof of Loss (POL) form is fast approaching — you now have only 47 days remaining. Filing this mandatory form is critical for...
94 Days Left to File Sworn Proof of Loss for Flood Damage Insurance Claim: Hurricane Helene
If your property sustained flood damage during Hurricane Helene, time is running out — you now have 94 days to submit your Sworn Proof of Loss (POL) for your flood insurance claim. Filing this document is crucial to ensure your insurance...