Scott PowersJune 23, 2020
7min1605
July events could each gather 1,200 applicants in convention centers.
Tag: lawyers
Scott PowersJune 23, 2020
Drew WilsonJanuary 13, 2020
3min665
$450,000 in two months.
Jim RosicaAugust 3, 2019
10min775
The list includes current and former state government lawyers.
Jim RosicaJuly 17, 2019
5min492
"The state does not always speak with one voice."
Staff ReportsJuly 2, 2019
34min1368
They're the panels that recommend lawyers for judgeships.
Staff ReportsJune 18, 2019
35min1476
Former Senate Democratic Leader Arthenia Joyner is on the list.
Ryan NicolJanuary 10, 2019
4min307
A new report from the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) shows trial lawyers spent about $9.2 million on advertising in the Tampa-St. Petersburg and Miami-Fort Lauderdale media markets during the third quarter of 2018. That’s just a slice of the $226 million spent in markets nationwide. That’s an increase of about $40 million over spending in […]
Scott PowersJanuary 5, 2017
5min245
Medical marijuana champion John Morgan has said repeatedly recently that the “now-what?” questions regarding Amendment 2 are in the hands of lobbyists, lawyers, and legislators; but on Thursday a lobbyist, a lawyer and a legislator told told the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce they don’t really know what’s next at this point. Lobbyist Louis Rotundo who represents […]
Guest AuthorApril 25, 20156min169
Florida’s homeowners and neighborhoods need a doctor. We need someone who can perform surgery on a very bad bill, a bill that sticks homeowners in the heart with what amounts to a legislatively mandated dues increase. I want to be crystal clear about this: CS/CS/CS/SB 736 aka, the “estoppel bill,” will force homeowners’ dues to […]
Guest AuthorApril 12, 2015
7min429
Two bills speeding through the legislature, CS/SB 736 and CS/CS/HB 611, are set to change complex and nuanced areas of real estate law. They deal with such arcane things as estoppel certificates and who pays what at real estate closings. Those concepts may be complex to the average reader, so I’d like to frame it […]