Firm News & Articles
DSK Law Sponsors the 2019 State of Orange County Real Estate
DSK Law was proud to sponsor the 2019 State of Orange County Real Estate presented by Orange County Property Appraiser, Rick Singh, which was attended by our Partners Ken Hazouri and Lindsay Greene, and Associate Ryan Wisneski. Mr. Hazouri has had the privilege of providing legal representation to the Orange County Property Appraiser for over 20 years. Read More »
DSK Law Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
DSK Law is happy to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by acknowledging our Hispanic Attorneys! From probate/wills to immigration and criminal law… we can help you. Hablamos Español! Read More »
DSK Law Doing Business in Brevard County!
Brett J. Miller recently attended the annual event “Doing Business in Brevard County” panel discussion. This event was put on by the Orlando Business Journal for business leaders from both the private and public sectors to collaborate in this panel discussion luncheon event. Did you know DSK Law has an office location in Brevard County? We are located at 3999 North Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne, Florida 32935. Read More »
Bart Valdes – Tampa Hispanic Bar Association’s New Treasurer
Congratulations to Partner Bart Valdes the new Treasurer of the Tampa Hispanic Bar Association for 2019-2020! Read More »
Congratulations to our 2019 Super Lawyers!
Partners: David H. Simmons, Kevin Knight and Daniel F. Mantzaris. Attorneys: Cameron S. Frye and Brandon M. Sapp. Click on their names to read more about them! Read More »
DSK Law Honors the Victims of 9/11 in the Annual Tunnel to Towers 5k Run
DSK Law and its friends and families participated in the 2019 Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk. The beneficiary, The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, honors the sacrifice of firefighter Stephen Siller who laid down his life to save others on September 11, 2001. DSK Law proudly supports all of our military personnel and first responders who continue to work hard every day to make our world better. Also, we will never forget those who made the supreme… Read More »
Bart Valdes Volunteers as Part of Another Successful Great Bay Scallop Search
Bart Valdes once again volunteered as a boat captain for the 25th Annual Great Bay Scallop Search. Bart and his crew participated in a scientific search of selected sites within Boca Ciega and Lower Tampa Bay for bay scallops. The goal of the event is to monitor and document the health and status of the bay scallop population as a measure of the water quality in Tampa Bay. Read More »
Lawsuit Mechanics: “I’ve Been Sued. What Happens Next?”
You are home on a Saturday afternoon, when a knock comes at the door. You greet the unknown visitor, who responds with a stack of documents, and three dreaded words. “You’ve been served.” The first page begins, “SUMMONS.” You read on, realizing that you’ve been sued. From this moment, you have twenty (20) days to prepare and file a written response to the allegations made against you, with the Clerk of the Court. However, lawsuits for residential eviction provide a… Read More »
Partner Jason Breslin Donates Fun Chairs to Local Elementary School
Jason Breslin, Partner in the Orlando office recently donated new exercise chairs to Timber Lakes Elementary School’s Kindergarten class. Kindergarten Teacher Mrs. Winokur asked to raise these funds in part of her project “Wobble While You Work.” The new chairs allow these high energy kindergarteners to release their energy when needed so they can focus on their task at hand. The kindergarteners loved the chairs and drew Jason these adorable thank you notes as a token of their gratitude. Read More »
Warnings to Property Owners
Florida landowners owe two distinct duties to individuals that enter their property: a duty to ensure that the premises are reasonably kept safe or maintained, as well as a duty to warn others of any unsafe conditions that are not open and obvious. In short, if a hazard that is not immediately recognizable exists on the property, Florida landowners must warn guests about its existence. Failing to do so could subject the property owner to liability under Florida premises law. … Read More »