More than 1,800 bills were filed this year, but only 264 made it through both chambers.
Corporate identity theft on the rise
No business is too small to be a target for thieves. Strategic methods have been developed to steal your business’s identity, but there are steps you can take to make your business a less appealing target to potential thieves.
EPA’s Clean Water Act proposal gives feds greater authority; big impact likely for Florida’s businesses
The EPA’s proposed rule is likely to have far-reaching impacts on agriculture, industry and development. Because of Florida’s flat terrain and extensive wetlands, it is especially susceptible to changes in the Clean Water Act and could become a flashpoint for the rule.
Identity thieves target the deceased, too
The deceased are vulnerable for many reasons, but primarily because information about their death is readily available through public death notices and obituaries in the newspaper. The thieves then use that information to open credit card accounts, apply for loans, file tax returns and obtain goods and services like cellphones.
2014 legislative session preview
Florida’s 2014 legislative session begins Tuesday, March 4. The 60-day session is expected to be a busy one. Here is a convenient summary of what to expect.
Employees’ smartphones may put your business at risk
Smartphone use on the job increases the potential for data security breaches (and even wage & hour claims), leaving employers open to liability.
Florida startup expo Feb. 26
The Gold Coast Venture Capital Association expo will feature more than 20 Florida-based startups, as well as exhibits by a dozen local sponsors.
Is Bitcoin for real? How will it affect my business?
In essence, Bitcoin was described as a digital currency that could be converted into cash. Currently, the Bitcoin economy has been created and exchanged independent of banks or governments – but there are many unknowns as to whether this will continue to be the case.
Florida water standards, not EPA’s, move closer to implementation
A recent federal court ruling allows the EPA to move forward with repeal of its rules, allowing implementation of the state’s water quality rules rather than its own.
What effect will Florida’s proposed charity reform have on your business?
Changes are coming that may impact all Florida charitable organizations and the methods by which they raise contributions.