Accustomed to in-person hearings and trials, business attorneys scramble to adapt to the COVID-19 era while also responding to a Pandora’s Box of workplace law issues.

With a strong background in business, an area lawyer has focused his firm on a specific demographic group — baby boomers.

Despite the pandemic, one area law firm is expanding by bringing on new attorneys and adding a practice group.  

With coronavirus relief funding and other protections coming to an end, commercial bankruptcy filings are expected to soar. Some attorneys are about to get really busy.

Scott Underwood, in the prime of his career, left a powerful national practice to launch his own firm in Tampa. He plans to outlast the pandemic.

Quarles & Brady, based in Tampa, welcomes data privacy expert Hilary Lane. The move is another win for the region.