Industries

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By Business Observer Staff
February 27, 2004

Legal Calendar (Tampa edition)

The Tampa legal calender of events is provided free of charge.

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February 20, 2004

National Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

This week's items: Lincoln Electric to Fight Lawsuits by Sick WeldersLilly's Zyprexa: 'Lifeblood' of the CompanyHarrods Ltd. sues Wall Street JournalPfizer Wins Appellate Ruling in Celebrex Patent Lawsuit Bonds' Trainer and Others Ple

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By Business Observer Staff
February 20, 2004

Judicial Blitz

Chief judges and court administrators make an eleventh-hour appeal over concerns about a shift in how taxpayers pay for the state's trial courts.

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February 20, 2004

Guardian Angles

A Pinellas County government auditor has raised questions about some court-appointed advocates for the aged and others. Robert W. Melton could be just getting started.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
February 20, 2004

Out of the Cold

Corvus International LLC has four projects, worth about $249 million, planned for Sarasota-Manatee counties, and more projects are expected in Tampa and Southeast Florida.

Entrepreneurs

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February 20, 2004

Be Good to Your Employees

International speaker and employee motivator Barbara Glanz might sound corny at first. Then she cites statistics and the bottom line. CEOs are listening.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
February 20, 2004

Rice & Kwall

Pinellas County Sheriff Everett Rice has been top cop at one of the largest law enforcement agencies in Florida for 15 years. His department, with a nearly $200 million budget, is known for implementing new technology to solve crimes

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By Business Observer Staff
February 20, 2004

Bailey: Invest in Youth

National Bar President Clyde Bailey told the St. Petersburg Bar Association that African-Americans will continue to be underrepresented in the legal profession as long as so many black children live amid poverty and violence. It's a supply-and-demand prob

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By Business Observer Staff
February 20, 2004

Legal Calendar (Tampa edition)

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February 20, 2004

Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

This week's items: Stetson names Dickerson dean of law schoolPro bono legal work on the rise in FloridaFirm announces new, redesigned Web siteWomen lawyers promote ERAFowler White attorney to chair nursing home litigation seminar

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By Business Observer Staff
February 20, 2004

'It's Like Wildcatting'

Referrals are a way of business for Henry Valenzuela. It's lucrative, too. His law firm collected about $50 millionon behalf of clients since its formation in 1996.

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By Business Observer Staff
February 20, 2004

Waterfront Harvesters

Mark Miller and Terry Conti's Waterside Investment Group Inc. has grown, in less than five years, to more than $100 million worth of high-end residential construction.

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February 13, 2004

Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

This week's items: Stetson law courtroom named after Tampa pioneer Tampa Bay judges appointed to justice commission Smith elected lead partner at Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick New associate joins Phelps Dunbar office

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By Business Observer Staff
February 13, 2004

Demand Outpaces Supply

With less high-producing commercial property available, Realtors must compete in a seller's market.

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By Business Observer Staff
February 13, 2004

Productivity Inches Up

Productivity in the U.S. is five times that of Germany's. In the third quarter, U.S. productivity rose 5% over the same three months of 2002.

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Legal Calendar (Tampa edition)

National Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

Judicial Blitz

Guardian Angles

Out of the Cold

Be Good to Your Employees

Rice & Kwall

Bailey: Invest in Youth

Legal Calendar (Tampa edition)

Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

'It's Like Wildcatting'

Waterfront Harvesters

Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

Demand Outpaces Supply

Productivity Inches Up

Lakewood Ranch bookkeeper sentenced for fraud, larceny

Study: Floridians pay less in homeowner association fees than in 10 states

Tampa developer plans 436 more homes in south Hillsborough community

St. Pete insurance firm brings AI-powered risk platform to wider market

SMH to lease 54K-square-foot building, bring cancer services to Venice

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