Why Influencers Need To Get A Lawyer Review
Influencers live and breathe social media; they live their lives in the
public eye and broadcast just about anything and everything, giving
followers a behind-the-scenes look at their
Top 5 Most Common Contract Writing Mistakes
A contract is the foundation of every legal relationship between two or more parties, and while types of contracts vary, the primary purpose is to
The Law Offices of Bitman O’Brien and Morat PLLC Welcomes New Partner James Talley
The Law Offices of Bitman O’Brien & Morat PLLC announce the expansion of their Orlando legal team with the new addition of James “Jim” Talley as the
Bitman O’Brien & Morat PLLC is Victorious in Federal Bankruptcy Trial Rendering $450,000.00 Judgment Dischargeable
The team at Bitman O’Brien & Morat PLLC is excited to announce our achievement of victory stemming from a trial held on April 11, 2022.
Congress Just Decided to End Forced Arbitration for Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Cases. Here’s What That Means
The U.S. Senate on Friday unanimously passed a bill to end forced arbitration in sexual assault and sexual harassment cases. The U.S. House of Representatives
Managing Partner, Ronnie Bitman of Bitman O’Brien & Morat scored a major victory in federal bankruptcy court
Plaintiffs, Vista Money, LLC and Vineet Katial, sought a determination that a $450,000.00 debt resulting from a Michigan state court judgment based on defamation, false light, and business interference is a non-dischargeable debt, saddling the debtor for life.
Managing Partner Ronnie Bitman named a 2021 Super Lawyer
Congratulations to Managing Partner Ronnie Bitman for once again being named a Super Lawyer among top-rated attorneys in specific practice areas chosen after thorough evaluation of numerous criteria
Major Win for Bitman O’Brien & Morat in Fair Credit Reporting Act Case
Bitman O’Brien & Morat recently had a significant win in a defense case for client, Holiday Inn Club Vacations*, Inc., dismissing a claim for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Sexual Cyberharassment
It is becoming a common practice for persons to publish sexually explicit images of another online or to disseminate through other electronic means. Under Florida statute sexual cyberharassment is the publication or dissemination of a sexually explicit photo or video, of a depicted person, without their consent. Plainly, the act of publishing or disseminating photos or videos without consent is a violation of one’s expectation of privacy, which may cause substantial emotional distress. With the help of a legal counselor, you may be able to recover damages as well as prevent any further publication or dissemination of photos or videos.
Changes in Student-Athlete Compensation Rules
Bitman O’Brien & Morat is well versed in Sports & Entertainment Law issues ranging from contractual advice to litigation for athletes, musicians, entertainers, and celebrities.
