New electronic agent registration required for safe harbor protection

As of Dec. 1, 2016, the U.S. Copyright Office will no longer accept paper-filed agent designations in connection with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and parties that previously designated an agent with the office via a paper filing have until Dec. 31, 2017, to submit new registrations through the electronic system or lose their safe harbor protection under the DMCA.


5 questions employers are asking following Florida’s vote for medical marijuana

With the passage of the Florida Constitutional Amendment 2 (medical marijuana), we expect enacting legislation in the 2017 legislative session to address in part how Florida employers are impacted by this new law. By Florida law, the Constitutional Amendment will be effective Jan. 3, 2017, with six months for implementation.






CEO pay ratios; severance agreements (Securities Edge Aug-Nov 2016 recap)

Are you an executive of a middle-market business? The Securities Edge was created with you in mind. Published by Gunster’s securities and corporate governance attorneys, who distill the complex and convoluted into easy-to-understand blog posts so busy company execs like you can get up to speed and move on to what’s really important: running your business.

This convenient recap lets you see at a glance what you may have missed, including:



Family Wealth Compass – October 2016

This publication offers a timely roundup of estate and trust planning tips, information and news, courtesy of Gunster’s private wealth services attorneys; please contact any team member for more information.


EPA revises rule on greenhouse gases

Gunster’s environmental & land use and government affairs practice groups partner to bring the following alert. On October 3, EPA released a revised set of rules regarding the permitting of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in response to earlier court decisions invalidating portions of the rule, most notably in Utility Air Regulatory Group (UARG) v. EPA, decided in June 2014 by the U.S. Supreme Court.


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