“People generally do not like companies making choices for them, or even worse, changing a choice that has already been made,” Zirkelbach told TechNewsWorld today.

The controversial new law prohibits some claims related to alleged defects in new construction, and means the costs to fix defects in residential common areas will likely be borne by individual homeowners in the community.

With the November election drawing nearer, there is a growing uncertainty about future tax policy – specifically, whether the Bush tax cuts will be extended or not. If not, business owners may face a shock come tax time.

Gunster’s business-based practice expanded into Tampa last year, with a new office and nine attorneys. Most of the nine are either Tampa natives or long-timers who bring a deep client list and reputation to the firm.

Gunster was recognized among the ‘2012 Healthiest Employers’ by the South Florida Business Journal on Thursday, May 24, 2012, at the Hyatt Regency Pier 66 in Fort Lauderdale.

In Florida’s bustling multicultural state of almost 19 million residents, a statewide rather than parochial view of Florida’s issues is mandatory if we want to ensure a better future for all.

Financial obstacles such as declining reimbursements and increased costs are among the challenges faced by health care practitioners, Gunster shareholder Bruce D. Lamb recently told the Tampa Bay Business Journal. Specifically adding to the pressure are the increased costs of contracting, billing and collection efforts.

Gunster received a Silver Award for its demonstrated commitment to employee health and well-being through its various worksite health promotion strategies.

How Facebook’s IPO fares will depend on a number of factors, including how the company handles growth, says Bob White, a shareholder in Gunster’s Fort Lauderdale office who specializes in technology and entrepreneurial companies.