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Drew WilsonJune 20, 2018

A St. Petersburg medical practice filed a lawsuit in Pinellas County Circuit Court earlier this month charging that Pinellas County’s wage-theft ordinance violates the state constitution. The ordinance at issue in allows employees who believe they have been denied wages unfairly to file a complaint with the county Office of Human Rights. If the office […]

Staff ReportsJanuary 3, 2018

A husband and wife attorney team claims their million-dollar St. Pete Beach home is exempt from short-term rental laws. But the City of St. Pete Beach disagrees and has fined the couple, forcing them to court. Amy Deruelle Boggs, 49, is CEO of the Law Office of Amy Boggs, a three-attorney law firm founded in […]

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Tag: Pinellas County Circuit Court

St. Pete business says Pinellas wage-theft ordinance is unconstitutional

Lawyer couple claims exemption from St. Pete Beach short-term rental rules