From custom $1,200 suits to a gifted Peloton By Natalie Zfat, Business Insider | April 12, 2020 From fully remote work to seemingly endless video conference calls, COVID-19 has no doubt changed the way we work over the last year. And while its long-lasting effects remain to be seen, the increased desire to [...]
Daily Business Reivew | March 28, 2021 Spring is here, which means it’s time for the Daily Business Review’s annual Florida Legal Awards. A full list of honorees is here. (Highlights below) And this year, the remarkable achievements of three prominent Florida legal minds have landed them in the running for the Attorney of the Year Award. Adam S. Hall, [...]
COVID-19 has undoubtedly served as a catalyst for technological revolution within the legal industry. In addition to shifting away from brick-and-mortar workspaces, the pandemic has pressed law firms and factions of the legal industry (including the judiciary), to employ alternatives to traditional in-person collaboration that may endure long after the virus subsides. By Niki Namazi, [...]
From changing the summary judgment standard to determining when plaintiffs can haul corporate executives into the courtroom, Florida courts will be busy in 2021. By Carolina Bolado, Law360 | January 3, 2020 After nearly a year of remote hearings, jury trial shutdowns and delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic, litigators are bracing for an uptick [...]
In response to the pandemic in early March of this year, Florida, like most states, issued a stay-at-home order. Construction sites, however, were deemed an essential service and were allowed to remain open. By George Bruer, Daily Business Reivew | December 29, 2020 It seems the entire world is eager to turn the page on [...]
"Employers should not view alternative dispute resolution provisions as one-size-fits-all." By Don Hayden & Yaniv Adar, Law360 | December 15, 2020 In an employment or consumer context, people generally assume that mandatory arbitration provisions are a unilaterally imposed tool of the corporation with far superior bargaining power to the disadvantage of the little guy. [...]
Most Effective Lawyers honorees take a step back and reassess working through a pandemic. "Before COVID-19, there was a big move for gyms to fill up the larger retail space where stores were that were closing," Jerry Markowitz said, “I suspect all those types of things are on hold for now." By Catherine Wilson, Daily [...]
Sales techniques used by Herbalife are under scrutiny in a class action alleging civil racketeering, fraud and conspiracy. By Catherine Wilson, Daily Business Review | December 7, 2020 Etan Mark, Don Hayden, Josh Migdal, Yaniv Adar and Lara O’Donnell Grillo – Mark Migdal & Hayden The sales network operated by Herbalife International of America Inc., [...]
An assortment of South Florida attorneys found ways to make noteworthy achievements before and after the coronavirus overhang. By Catherine Wilson, Daily Business Review | December 7, 2020 It’s been an off year for almost everyone, but an assortment of South Florida attorneys found ways to make noteworthy achievements before and after the coronavirus overhang. [...]
La creciente incertidumbre social sumada a la inestabilidad económica que ha afectado a las bolsas alrededor del mundo ha marcado una tendencia en América Latina, donde los inversionistas están redirigiendo sus capitales y ahora apuestan a activos y oportunidades de negocios en Estados Unidos, las cuales consideran más seguras para resguardarse de la crisis. America [...]