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Entrepreneurs

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  • Business Observer Staff
  • August 13, 2004
Profitable Cause

Property-rights advocate Bill Moore, managing partner of Brigham Moore LLP, plans to organize a powwow of legislators to clear up Florida's eminent domain law, even if it means codifying redevelopment as a 'public use.'

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • August 6, 2004
Profitable Cause

Property-rights advocate Bill Moore, managing partner of Brigham Moore LLP, plans to organize a powwow of legislators to clear up Florida's eminent domain law, even if it means codifying redevelopment as a 'public use.'

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • August 6, 2004
Construction Growth

Most sectors grew, even though home construction declined in some areas.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • August 6, 2004
The Target

Trial lawyer Kevin C. Ambler finds his occupation to be a liability as he seeks a second term in the Florida House of Representatives.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 30, 2004
Four vying for Judge Rapkin's circuit seat

GCBR looks at the judicial candidates competing for the 12th Circuit Court judicial seat.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 30, 2004
Conspiracy to Defraud

A Tampa business owner accuses a Temple Terrace lawyer of secretly sharing in $1.2 millionin life insurance commissions.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 30, 2004
Party of 5

Candidates galore want to be the next Hillsborough County clerk.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 30, 2004
Business Shift

Trial lawyers file fewer nursing home negligence complaints. Are residents getting better care?

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 30, 2004
Welcome to Skip Sack's Neighborhood

Burton 'Skip' Sack made his Applebee's neighborhood restaurants one of the chain's most successful franchises.Now he's bringing his recipe to the National Restaurant Association.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 30, 2004
Profit on a Hot-tile Roof

Jesse Lynn, president of Circle L Roofing Inc., found a niche in the roofing industry that has made the company one of the top players.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 23, 2004
Lighting Beeman's Fire

Business-system specialist Nelson Martin is poised to take Beeman Holdings LLC from a good idea to a viable, profitable company.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 23, 2004
Marquee's Maker

As construction starts on the Marquee en Ville, Sam Hamad turns his attention to Sarasota's Main Street and a new 15-story condominium building.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 23, 2004
Confusion Reigns

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision over sentencing guidelines affects Tampa Bay area state courts.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 23, 2004
Big Business

Donald D. Conn and an assistant mostly rely on outside help to solve Tampa Bay Water's legal problems.

  • Entrepreneurs
    By
  • Business Observer Staff
  • July 23, 2004
Bank Shots

Two former colleagues go at it over who may have betrayed Colonial Bank.

  • Entrepreneurs
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