On July 1, 2020, the Occupational Freedom and Opportunity Act became law in the state of the Florida. The Act modifies many existing licensing requirements within the state, across a broad range of professions, from architects to veterinarians. The purpose for the act was to “remove unneccessary barriers for individuals pursuing their professional aspirations.” The biggest practical impact on Florida’s contractors will be new reciprocity provisions within the statute and reduce continuing education requirements for electrical contractors.