Law

By Grier Ferguson
October 5, 2018

Attorney starts venture to help lawyers through improv

Continuing education doesn’t have to be boring. One attorney set out to prove improv can make lawyers better lawyers.

By Brian Hartz
October 5, 2018

Trend reversal: Corporate attorney bucks tradition

Jonathan “Tre” Dixon has joined Carlton Fields, a Tampa, Florida-based law firm, after serving as in-house counsel for Tampa General Hospital.

By Andrew Warfield
October 5, 2018

Rarified legal air

Michael Corso is considered Southwest Florida’s foremost expert in drone law. It's a rather unusual calling.

By Brian Hartz
July 13, 2018

Breaking the law: Entrepreneurial attorney Kalpesh Patel seeks to disrupt

Kalpesh Patel, a St. Petersburg attorney, embraces technology as a way to be more efficient at helping fellow entrepreneurs.

By Grier Ferguson
March 30, 2018

Attorney draws experience from work in construction industry

Jeff Guy made stops in health care and construction before becoming an attorney. The experiences helped him gain a better understanding of how to work with clients.

By Mark Gordon
March 9, 2018

Health scare leads attorney to forge a new path

Lawyers leave established firms to launch startup practices for a variety of motives. This attorney's purpose was personal.

By Mark Gordon
March 9, 2018

Next Step

She's put some notorious drug dealers and murderers in prison. But the new U.S. Attorney, in a district from Tampa to Naples, also brings no-knee-jerk decision-making to her job.

By Mark Gordon
March 9, 2018

Hell bound

Florida tops a national list of jurisdictions with a toxic combination of lawsuit abuse and activist judges. How deep will the report — and its myriad examples — cut at the state's business climate?

By Ted Carter
March 9, 2018

Grow Time

A law practice nearing its 100-year anniversary has managed to grow without sacrificing service to clients.

By Mark Gordon
October 6, 2017

'A Great Resource'

Prominent land use attorney Dan Bailey has done many things in his career. Working with his son was one perk he didn't see coming.

By Mark Gordon
October 6, 2017

Formidable Foes

A law firm that proudly wears its trial attorney label targets multimillion-dollar jury verdicts. It has had a lot of success.

By Brian Hartz
October 6, 2017

Rookies, Again

Tampa employment law attorneys Erin Jackson and Kevin Johnson left the only firm they've ever known. They have big plans for Act II.

By Mark Gordon
July 14, 2017

Fight through

It took five years, but Sarasota businessman Marvin Kaplan was finally exonerated of any wrongdoing in a multimillion-dollar fraud case — where he was really a victim.

By Mark Gordon
March 10, 2017

All in the family

Being a lawyer in the Robertson clan means knowing history — back to the Civil War.

By Jean Gruss
March 10, 2017

Bar none

Ave Maria School of Law's president has elevated the profile of the Naples-based institution in just more than two years. His moves have paved the way for future growth.

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Attorney starts venture to help lawyers through improv

Trend reversal: Corporate attorney bucks tradition

Rarified legal air

Breaking the law: Entrepreneurial attorney Kalpesh Patel seeks to disrupt

Attorney draws experience from work in construction industry

Health scare leads attorney to forge a new path

Next Step

Hell bound

Grow Time

'A Great Resource'

Formidable Foes

Rookies, Again

Fight through

All in the family

Bar none

$37M affordable senior housing project complete in Bradenton

East Manatee golf club lands Senior PGA Championship for 3 years, starting in 2026

Manatee medical manufacturer acquired for $120 million

342 jobs cut as Bahama Breeze closes 5 Florida restaurants

Fort Myers construction firm founder retires, company now employee-owned

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