Law

By Business Observer Staff
May 4, 2022

Tampa law firm names new leaders of appellate division

Holland & Knight partners Amit Agarwal and Stacy Blank will head up the 50-attorney team.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Amanda Postma
April 1, 2022

New Sarasota-based law firm president outlines ambitious goals

Painted as a calm, reliable leader, Telese Zuberer steps into the president role at Icard Merrill with ease.

By Brian Hartz
March 31, 2022

Balancing act: Young lawyer wants to change the industry's workaholic culture

Anisha Patel, an associate at Hill Ward Henderson who specializes in commercial litigation, was recently elected president of the Florida Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division.

By Brian Hartz
March 31, 2022

Competitive fires flare up over alleged poaching of doctors, patients

A pair of Tampa Bay area health care firms fought a years-long legal battle over noncompete agreements. The result, beyond a $3.3 million payout, can teach employers valuable lessons.

By Business Observer Staff
February 15, 2022

Atlanta law firm adds two partners to Tampa team

Four attorneys — two partners, an associate and an of counsel member — have joined the Tampa office of Hall Booth Smith, an Atlanta-based law firm.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Business Observer Staff
February 10, 2022

National top 100 law firm names new partner at local office

David Slenn worked at Akerman nine years ago.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Amanda Postma
October 15, 2021

Local law firms get creative in recruitment

The current hiring environment for law firms, like in most industries, is complicated. A few firms have found new ways to move head, while keeping some features that work.

By Brian Hartz
October 14, 2021

Hail Mary: $5M gift to Catholic school funds creation of business law institute

Ave Maria School of Law, a Naples, Florida-based institution founded on Catholic principles, seeks to shake up the career path for young attorneys.

By Louis Llovio
September 2, 2021

Thorny workplace issues clog reopening plans

Public health and labor experts address key questions companies and managers are facing now — or will soon.

By Louis Llovio
July 29, 2021

Federal lawsuit challenges new law aimed at curbing shady contractors

Contractors claim law meant to protect consumers violates their First Amendment rights.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Louis Llovio
June 24, 2021

Hertz gets a post-pandemic, post-bankruptcy fresh start

With the breathing room of emerging from bankruptcy, global rental car icon Hertz faces its next big test: reinventing its model.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Louis Llovio
June 3, 2021

Federal officials seize more than $1 million in dietary supplements from manufacturer

Seizure leads to at least 30 job cuts at Premier Manufacturing.

By Beth Luberecki
March 5, 2021

Company, behind new name, targets niche service for seniors

An attorney and a banker have found success running a business in an under-appreciated area: the gray areas that help seniors transition to a new phase in their lives.

By Beth Luberecki
March 5, 2021

Law firms grapple with rapid changes in office environments

The pandemic has amped up an ongoing assessment of office space within the legal industry. Firms look to cut costs where possible — while reaming creative and flexible.

By Mark Gordon
March 5, 2021

Sought-after attorney takes on bigger leadership role at firm

Recently promoted to a firmwide management role, Jennie Compton doesn’t plan to give up what got her to the top: relentless preparation and a never-back-down attitude.

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Tampa law firm names new leaders of appellate division

New Sarasota-based law firm president outlines ambitious goals

Balancing act: Young lawyer wants to change the industry's workaholic culture

Competitive fires flare up over alleged poaching of doctors, patients

Atlanta law firm adds two partners to Tampa team

National top 100 law firm names new partner at local office

Local law firms get creative in recruitment

Hail Mary: $5M gift to Catholic school funds creation of business law institute

Thorny workplace issues clog reopening plans

Federal lawsuit challenges new law aimed at curbing shady contractors

Hertz gets a post-pandemic, post-bankruptcy fresh start

Federal officials seize more than $1 million in dietary supplements from manufacturer

Company, behind new name, targets niche service for seniors

Law firms grapple with rapid changes in office environments

Sought-after attorney takes on bigger leadership role at firm

Developer closes on purchase of former St. Pete police HQ

Fort Lauderdale HR firm acquires Lutz company

Sarasota Memorial breaks ground on $82.5M Venice rehab pavilion

Want a seat on Tampa's City Council? Applications due Monday

$63M in upgrades coming to country club in Naples

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