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Telemarketer Pretends to be Political Call To Get Around “Do Not Call” List

A Florida telemarketing outfit is being investigated by a group of trial lawyers for violating FTC Do Not Call rules. The firm, The Berkley Group, has been calling people all around the US with a campaign called “Political Opinions of America”. The firm has a robo-call which asks the listener to answer three political questions [...] Telemarketer Pretends to be Political Call To Get Around “Do ...

Tips for Deducting Entertainment Expenses

There are so many rules governing tax deductions, but the area riddled the most with rules is entertainment. And the IRS loves to audit this line item on a business tax return—here’s how to avoid raising eyebrows.

Telemarketers try new trick to bypass 'Do Not Call'

Election season has apparently spawned a slick new way for telemarketers to get around the "Do Not Call" registry — hiding a timeshare sales pitch behind a phony political poll, say critics.

Mark E. Adamczyk: Are required certification classes for board members available during the summer months?

Editor's note: Responding to questions about Florida community law, this is a series of columns by attorneys at Goede & Adamczyk, PLLC a full-service law firm with a focus on condominium and homeowner association law, real estate law, litigation, estate planning and business law. With offices in Naples and Miami, the firm represents community associations throughout Florida.

Death doesn't stop legal obligations of timeshare

Since the great recession began, bills have been piling up for many. But when a Shoreline woman started receiving bills, collection letters and calls, she contacted KIRO 7, because the bills were for her dead son's timeshare. Consumer Investigator Amy Clancy started digging and soon learned death doesn't always mean the end of a timeshare. A woman, the mother of Clancy’s co-worker, told ...