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By Michael Hinman
July 31, 2015

American resolution

Commercial litigators, by definition, aren't big on compromises.A prominent attorney now sees opportunity in conciliation.

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By Jean Gruss
March 13, 2015

Real practice

Attorney Laird Lile created a resident-at-law program to transition law school graduates to the real world. The program has garnered some national attention.

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By Michael Hinman
March 13, 2015

Buyer beware

Contracts are the glue that binds businesses together. But surprises lurk inside these documents that could cost millions.

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By Traci McMillan Beach
March 13, 2015

Bullet brawl

Taking on the federal government is an inherently risky proposition. But a Gulf Coast business, engaged in a four-years-and-counting battle, has scored a potential multimillion-dollar victory.

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By Mark Gordon
March 13, 2015

Legal eagle

Business is booming for an entrepreneur who helps law practices find and retain attorneys. Her advice: Accept the new ways attorneys think about work.

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By Michael Hinman
March 13, 2015

Straightening the curve

Arnstein & Lehr's Tampa office is done living and dying by economic cycles. Instead, it's adding pieces to turn hills and valleys into a steady climb.

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By Mark Gordon
March 13, 2015

'Low blood pressure'

Punting the billable-hours model is an uncommon move for a fast-growth law firm. But Jill McCrory makes it work.

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By Jean Gruss
March 13, 2015

Village counsel

Naples attorney Burt Saunders helped birth a new municipality. It was an atypical career highlight.

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By Jean Gruss
October 10, 2014

Filling the gaps

Orlando-based GrayRobinson senses a growing need for more legal services between Tampa and Naples. Fort Myers is a target.

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By Traci McMillan Beach
October 10, 2014

Hat trick

Carlton Fields Jorden Burt is expanding to entertainment law. Its first test was the naming rights deal for the Tampa Bay Lightning's Amalie Arena.

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By Jean Gruss
October 10, 2014

New frontier

Fort Myers attorney Luis Insignares is one of a few attorneys in the vanguard of family law for same-sex couples in Florida. His current case could create a significant business opportunity.

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By Mark Gordon
October 10, 2014

Won't back down

A Tampa attorney went on the offensive in a rare way for a client. The result is a vindication of the firm's ethics and standards — and a potential for more than $15 million in legal judgments.

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By Jean Gruss
October 10, 2014

Raise the bar

Kevin Cieply, the new president and dean of the Ave Maria School of Law, is on a mission to help more students pass the bar exam.

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By Jean Gruss
March 14, 2014

Back to the boutique

James Humphrey rejoins the firm he founded in 1982 to focus on government representation.

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By Jean Gruss
October 11, 2013

Global Trust

In just two years, Akerman Senterfitt's office in Naples has earned a reputation for its international trust and estate-planning work on behalf of ultra-wealthy people.

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American resolution

Real practice

Buyer beware

Bullet brawl

Legal eagle

Straightening the curve

'Low blood pressure'

Village counsel

Filling the gaps

Hat trick

New frontier

Won't back down

Raise the bar

Back to the boutique

Global Trust

Fort Myers industrial park under construction

Multimillion-dollar clubhouse renovation begins at Sara Bay Country Club

Waterfront hotel in Bradenton under new management

Sarasota mental health nonprofit pushes to hit $4M fundraising goal

BayCare to open new urgent care in eastern Hillsborough

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