About Christopher Cobb
Christopher Cobb is a co-founder of Cobb & Gonzalez and serves as the firm’s managing partner. Mr. Cobb practices in the areas of construction law,
community association law, business litigation and real estate litigation. Mr. Cobb achieved expert status in construction law by The Florida Bar as a Board
Certified Construction Attorney in 2009. For many years, construction companies, community associations and businesses have turned to Mr. Cobb for
guidance concerning their legal and operational needs. Both construction and community associations are governed by highly technical laws, rules and issues
and Mr. Cobb has the unique ability to sift through the details to develop practical and realistic options for his clients to address their concerns and achiMore...
community association law, business litigation and real estate litigation. Mr. Cobb achieved expert status in construction law by The Florida Bar as a Board
Certified Construction Attorney in 2009. For many years, construction companies, community associations and businesses have turned to Mr. Cobb for
guidance concerning their legal and operational needs. Both construction and community associations are governed by highly technical laws, rules and issues
and Mr. Cobb has the unique ability to sift through the details to develop practical and realistic options for his clients to address their concerns and achiMore...
Christopher Cobb's Recent Answers
Nov 11, 2021
Nov 11, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
FloridaManaging Partner at Cobb & Gonzalez, P.A.
Sounds like you would need a CGC or Tower Specialty license. The Florida DBPR has a great website with all the information that you need.
Feb 9, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
FloridaManaging Partner at Cobb & Gonzalez, P.A.
The Board would listen but they would likely not grant the reinstatement. "Notwithstanding the provisions of the professional practice acts administered by
the department, the department may, at its discretion, reinstate the license of an individual whose license has become void if the department determines
that the individual failed to comply because of illness or economic hardship. The individual must apply to the department for reinstatement and paSee More...
the department, the department may, at its discretion, reinstate the license of an individual whose license has become void if the department determines
that the individual failed to comply because of illness or economic hardship. The individual must apply to the department for reinstatement and paSee More...
Oct 17, 2021
Oct 17, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
FloridaManaging Partner at Cobb & Gonzalez, P.A.
There is no state licensing for a pressure washing business. The local license requirements would depend largely on the city, county or locale that you are
operating the business. Occupational or business taxes are very common so you can likely expect that expense/requirement. You should also consider
incorporating into a business entity and carrying general liability insurance and workers compensation if you plan on employing people to perform the work.
operating the business. Occupational or business taxes are very common so you can likely expect that expense/requirement. You should also consider
incorporating into a business entity and carrying general liability insurance and workers compensation if you plan on employing people to perform the work.
Feb 7, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
FloridaManaging Partner at Cobb & Gonzalez, P.A.
I served on the Florida licensing board and can answer these questions. Please call my office for a consultation. (904)822-8001
Oct 5, 2021
Oct 5, 2021
From an Anonymous Contractor
FloridaManaging Partner at Cobb & Gonzalez, P.A.
It would depend on what the rental agreement states. If you have the right to pull the equipment under the terms of the contract, then you can exercise that
the right. If they prevent you - you are not allowed to breach the peace and get the equipment, you can call the police and see if they will escort you.
Otherwise, you can file for an injunction and receive an order from the Court that allows you to recover the equipment. You may also be able to rSee More...
the right. If they prevent you - you are not allowed to breach the peace and get the equipment, you can call the police and see if they will escort you.
Otherwise, you can file for an injunction and receive an order from the Court that allows you to recover the equipment. You may also be able to rSee More...
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Location
Jacksonville, Florida
Years of Experience
20
Expertise Area
Construction Law