The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . and D & RC for practicing architecture without a certificate of authorization as required by sections 481.219 . . .
. . . Professional Regulation to provide architectural services under the fictitious name, as required by section 481.219 . . .
. . . . § 481.219(7)(b); § 481.219(10) (explaining that the principal officer who qualifies the firm for its . . . . § 481.219. . . . Stat. § 481.219(3). . . . Stat. § 481.219(7)(b). A “registered” interior designer is one who “is licensed” under Florida law. . . . Stat. § 481.219(7)(b). “Registered” interior designers are those who are licensed. See Fla. . . .
. . . Id. at 67-68 (citing § 471.023(3) (engineers), and § 481.219(11) (architects)). . . .
. . . licensed Florida architects who never obtained the certificate of authorization described by section 481.219 . . . Section 481.219 allows architecture to be practiced through a corporation or a partnership, subject to . . . The licensing statute for architects is section 481.213, not section 481.219. . . . As Judge Allen pointed out, the language of section 481.219 does not compel a conclusion that a failure . . . Since the licensing of architects is addressed by a different statute, it is clear that section 481.219 . . .
. . . the time, Appellant, a corporation, did not have a certificate of authorization required by section 481.219 . . . Section 481.219, Florida Statutes, provides: (1) The practice of or the offer to practice architecture . . .
. . . suggests that the failure of a corporation or partnership to secure certification as provided in section 481.219 . . . The remedy fashioned by the majority for the appellant’s failure to comply with section 481.219, Florida . . . Paragraph (1)(a) of section 481.219, prohibiting corporations from offering architectural services to . . . Accordingly, I would construe the 481.219(l)(a) provision requiring all corporate personnel acting as . . . I would therefore determine that there was no violation of section 481.219(l)(a). . . . lawyer was unaware that O’Kon was unlicensed and had not registered in Florida, contrary to section 481.219 . . . Florida Statutes (1987), precluded a lien where O’Kon did not pursue certification pursuant to section 481.219 . . . Section 481.219(1) provides: 481.219 Certification of partnerships and corporations.— (1)The practice . . . As we noted in O’Kon I, the language of section 481.219(1)(b) is straightforward and mandatory, and appellant . . . architect, Steve Chick, came to Florida and worked on the plans in O’Kon’s behalf, contrary to section 481.219 . . .
. . . O’Kon did not pursue certification pursuant to section 481.219, Florida Statutes, and therefore it may . . . See section 481.219(l)(a) and (b), where it is provided that a corporation offering architectural services . . . We agree with appellees that without this statute, (as well as section 481.219(5), Florida Statutes), . . . qualified for licensure any applicant corporation or partnership which satisfies the requirements of s. 481.219 . . . (Emphasis supplied.) ****** 481.219 Certification of partnerships and corporations.— (1) The practice . . .