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The somewhat irritating feature of Florida law on the topic is that you also have to read the definitions in §934.02, because there is a concept of "reasonable expectation of privacy" that attenuates the necessity to get permission. Here are some definitions with emphasis added.
“Oral communication” means any oral communication uttered by a person
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What if any of said rules does Bob risk running afoul?
None. By making a recording after the communication has left the Zoom/phone speakers he has not intercepted it during the course of its transmission. I cannot find any relevant Floridian case law, but the England and Wales case R v E 2004 rules on a similar situation where a police "bug" in a ...
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The Law Dictionary defines the Balance of Convenience as:
to balance the relief given to the plaintiff against the injury that will be done to the defendant.
And gives this hypothetical example:
The court weighed the balance of convenience and opted not to grant the injunction requested by the plaintiff in light of the harm it would do to the defendant.
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(Didn't you answer your own q?) If the contractor is doing unlicensed work, a complaint can be filed against the contractor with DBPR. (Note however that for a 1st offence only a notice is issued against the contractor, the fines up to $10K + investigative costs, as far as I can tell from Florida's 489.13 statute.) The Florida bar actually lists a bunch more ...
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When one party to a conversation notifies then other that a telephone call )or other communication) is being or may be recorded, and the second party continues the conversation, that constitutes consent.
I do not think that notifications on previous occasions constitutes consent, but I am not sure of this.
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Sources
Florida Power of Attorney from the Florida Bar Association is a consumer pamphlet summarizing the laws in regard to a power of attorney. The actual laws are in the Florida Code sections 709.2100 thru 709.2402
Health Care Advance Directives from the Florida Health Care Administration is a consumer guide to Living wills, surrogate designations, and ...
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