Law/Professional Services

By Robert F. Lewis The COVID-19 pandemic continues to cripple the on-premise hospitality industry, including our local bars and restaurants. While restaurants have been allowed to continue providing limited take-out

By Luis Salazar The office closures and other changes to daily life that have resulted from COVID-19 have professionals around South Florida scrambling to find ways to keep business going.

By Alexander Fischer Without a doubt, safety is the number one issue on everyone’s mind. However, life, business, and industry, continue to go on in the midst of the coronavirus

By Jennifer L. Fulton The  coronavirus pandemic has all of us making our emergency preparedness list:  hand sanitizer, toilet paper, sanitizing wipes, etc.  But perhaps you haven’t thought of another

By David K. Friedland With unprecedented court closures, trial calendar continuances and interruptions in civil litigation practices on a global scale, the COVID-19 pandemic has provided civil mediators with an

By Brian M. Karpf It’s safe to say that with the Covid-19 pandemic going on around the world, families are living in fear. Fear, stress, and anxiety are common emotions

Photography by Eduardo Schneider There’s no shortage of goals at the Florida Chamber of Commerce, as a South Florida attorney leads the group as chairman this year. One goal is

By Harsh Arora and Nicholas M. Fiorello The coronavirus pandemic has thrown a wrench in the world’s economy, specifically impacting small businesses, where day-to-day operations have been stunted, if not

By Jaime Rich Vining Many businesses are realizing the tangible value of their intangible intellectual property in the face of a downswing economy and economic hardships caused by the pandemic.

By Jason Domark At the time of writing, reports show coronavirus cases have topped 216,000 in the U.S. and are nearing 1 million worldwide. The highest percentage of those worst

By James D. Silver and Andrew Kamensky These are unprecedented times. Several nations are on lockdown, social distancing is the norm, and the financial markets are in turmoil as both

By Mitchell Goldberg and Bryan S. Appel The Families First Coronavirus Response Act  imposes a mandate on all private employers with fewer than 500 employees (subject to some exceptions where