Richard Leisner’s article was published on November 12, 2020 by The D&O Diary. You can view the guest post here. This article was also shared by The Corporate …
Corporate Governance Tales From (Virtual) Open Door Encounters – Part 2
Richard Leisner’s article was published on October 14, 2020 by The D&O Diary. You can view the guest post here. This article was also shared by The Corporate …
Corporate Governance Tales From (Virtual) Open Door Encounters – Part 1
Richard Leisner’s article was published on September 15, 2020 by The D&O Diary. You can view the guest post here. This article was also shared by The …
BusinessTrends 2019 – The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown
A Summary of the Panel Discussion On Wednesday, October 16th, Trenam Law presented our annual panel discussion and networking event—BusinessTrends—this year …
Trenam’s Appellate Newsletter: Bad Discovery Order? Here are a Few of Your Options
You’ve just been ordered to respond to discovery that seeks information that has nothing to do with the claims or defenses in the case, seeks information that …
Can A Fully Executed Contract be Unenforceable?
Richard Leisner's article was published on September 30, 2019 by The D&O Diary. You can view the guest post here. In a recent Delaware Chancery …
Alicia Koepke Authors Article on Department of Labor’s New Final Overtime Rule
As many businesses will recall, in 2016 the Department of Labor (DOL) issued a final rule that more than doubled the minimum salary that must be paid to certain …
Lara Fernandez Discusses Impact of E-commerce on Brick and Mortar Retail in TBBW Magazine
Originally published in the September 2019 issue of Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine. It seems that every week there is news of another brick and …
Don Weinbren Discusses Recent Updates in the Enforceability of Florida Restrictive Covenants in Orlando Medical News
What's New in the Use of Restrictive Covenants by Florida Medical Practices and Healthcare Businesses? Originally published by Orlando Medical News in August …
Trenam’s Appellate Newsletter: Appeals from the Bankruptcy Court
You find yourself on the wrong end of an order or judgment in bankruptcy. Now what? Although litigation of an adversary proceeding in bankruptcy is handled in …
Stephanie Lieb Co-Authors Article on Civil Contempt for Discharge Injunction Violations
This article was originally published by Law Journal Newsletters in August 2019. The Bankruptcy Court has the inherent power to impose civil contempt as a …
Your Expert Witness May Not Be an Expert – At Being an Expert Witness
Your Expert Witness May Not Be an Expert – At Being an Expert Witness Richard Leisner’s article was published on November 12, 2020 by The D&O Diary. You can …
Alicia Koepke Discusses Changes to Wage-and-Hour Law in Article for Daily Business Review
In a Daily Business Review article published on February 28, 2019, Alicia Koepke provides insight on both the recent and anticipated changes to wage-and-hour …
Trenam’s Appellate Newsletter: The Fundamentals of Preserving Error for Appeal
“Counsel failed to raise the argument in the trial court, and this court will not consider it on appeal.” No trial lawyer wants to see a statement like this in …
Marla Bohlander Authors Article on Estate Plan Review for Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine
Originally published in the December 2018 issue of Tampa Bay Business & Wealth. Reviewing Your Estate Plan As we approach a new year, I have been …
Robert Stern authors article “Fueling Tampa’s Building Boom”
Originally published in the October 2018 issue of Tampa Bay Business & Wealth. Tampa Bay’s building boom is more than just a collection of oversized …
Trenam’s Mediation Newsletter: Using Experts in Your Next Mediation
“If you think adventure is dangerous, try routine. It’s lethal! ~Paulo Coelho Sometimes we can get set in routine ways in our approach to mediation. We write …
Understanding “Reasonable Cybersecurity Measures” to Safeguard Data
Reasonable Cybersecurity Measures for Protection After collecting personal information, businesses must take “reasonable measures” to safeguard it. Some …
Bradley Muhs authors article “What to Know About Stays Pending Appellate Review”
When preparing to file an appeal, an important consideration is whether a stay pending review is necessary. A stay pending review preserves the status quo …
Stephanie Lieb and Ashlyn Robinson Co-Author Article “Landlords as Mixologists? Controlling the Tenant-Mix Cocktail”
Originally published in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, September 2018. Shopping centers are a delicate blend of stores and services, carefully …
