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Trenam Shareholder Diana L. Hayes Served as a Judge in the University of Florida’s “Big Idea Gator Business Plan” Competition

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Diana L. Hayes, a shareholder in the Business Transactions Group of Trenam Law, served as a judge in the University of Florida’s “Big Idea Gator Business Plan” Competition. The competition, through the Warrington College of Business Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center, is designed to bring students’ cool ideas to life. The…

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Nineteen Trenam Law Attorneys Named to Florida Trend’s Legal Elite: Firm is Ranked #1 With Most Women Named to Legal Elite

By Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Business Transactions, Construction, Eminent Domain and Property Rights Litigation, Health Care, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News, Real Estate and Lending Transactions

Trenam is pleased to announce that 19 of the firm’s attorneys have been named to Florida Trend magazine’s 2016 Legal Elite list. The publication’s ranking made Trenam the top firm in the state for most women honorees. Additionally, Robert A. Decker was included in Florida Trend’s Legal Elite Hall of Fame, which was created to honor…

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Trenam Law Announces Four New Shareholders

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Trenam Law is pleased to announce that four attorneys have been elected shareholders of the firm. Adam Brouillet joined Trenam in 2008 and practices in the Commercial Litigation Group.  As a litigator,   Adam represents various types of businesses, financial services organizations, and individuals in state and federal court at the trial and appellate levels. Diana…

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Number One Priority – Understanding Changes that Impact Securing and Maintaining Priority as a Secured Creditor (Recent Amendments to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code)

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By: Diana L. Hayes Florida joined with a majority of states in adopting the 2010 changes to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (Ch. 679, Fla. Stat.), which governs security interests in personal property. Consistent with the targeted uniform effective date, Florida’s changes (which include certain minor modifications from the…

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