Florida contractors: putting your license on another construction company is more than a business arrangement—it carries real responsibility.

A new Florida appellate decision serves as an important warning for contractors: negotiating a payment dispute does not stop the clock on your construction lien rights. Stein v. Reynolds Ventures, Inc. shows why contractors must take statutory lien deadlines seriously—and how failing to act in time can cost valuable leverage, even when payment is still owed.

Discover why every Florida adult should have a will. Learn how estate planning protects your loved ones and why National Make-A-Will Month is the perfect time to start.

Smith Campbell is proud to announce that equity member Daniel Kersey has earned Board Certification in Construction Law from The Florida Bar, effective August 1, 2026. This significant professional achievement places Daniel among a select group of Florida attorneys. Of the 97,865 attorneys currently eligible to practice law in the state, only 493 are Board Certified in Construction Law. Daniel is the only Board Certified Construction Law attorney based in Lake County. What Do

Smith Campbell Attorneys at Law announces Daniel J. Kersey as an Equity Member of the Board of Directors. A respected commercial litigation attorney, Daniel joins founding shareholders Phil Smith and Christina Campbell in firm leadership, reflecting continued growth and commitment to client-focused legal representation throughout Central Florida.

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