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Interested in expedited entry into Canada?

By Joseph L. Raia on Jan192018

The Consul General of Canada in Miami advises that a NEXUS mobile enrollment team will be in Miami on Feb. 6, 7 and 8, 2018, in order to facilitate enrollment in this program that expedites entry into Canada. Applications are due by Jan. 22, 2018.

What exactly is Florida's statute of limitations?

By Roger William Feicht on Jan82018

Posted in Focus on Florida

If you are concerned about when a claim accrues or whether the statute of limitations has run on a potential claim against you or your business, please contact any member of Gunster's business litigation legal team.

Good business requires civic engagement

By Lila A. Jaber on Oct182017

Posted in Focus on Florida

The Florida Civic Advance, an emerging network of over 45 private, nonprofit, and public organizations, has been created as a solid step forward to serve as a catalyst in promoting civic and community engagements by business. On November 6 and 7 in Orlando, the Florida Civic Advance is holding a Summit.

Can noncompete agreements include referral sources? ‘It depends,’ says Florida Supreme Court

Sep262017

Posted in Focus on Florida

What does the recent court ruling in White v. Mederi Caretenders mean for businesses not in the home health service industry seeking to protect referral sources via noncompete agreements? Gunster attorney Simone Marstiller explains.

Florida recovery: Post-Hurricane Irma updates, courtesy of Gunster

Sep132017

Posted in Focus on Florida

What follows are updates meant to help our clients, families and friends as they struggle to recover in the wake of Hurricane Irma, which traveled up the entire state of Florida beginning the weekend of Sept. 8, 2017.

U.S. Supreme Court rules that Hague Service Convention does not prohibit service by mail

By Joseph L. Raia on Jun82017

Posted in Focus on Florida

When deciding whether to file suit against a defendant living abroad in either a federal or a Florida court, consider how this ruling complements the language of Fed. R. Civ. P. 4(f)(3), which allows service on individuals in a foreign country “by other means not prohibited by international agreement, as the court orders.”

Florida court’s reversal on administrative appeal a victory for property developers

By Kenneth B. Bell on Apr182017

Posted in Focus on Florida

This 5th District Court of Appeal ruling represents a significant victory for those involved in public competitive solicitations.

To Frye or to Daubert? That is the question

By Michael W. Marcil on Apr62017

Posted in Focus on Florida

There has been a long simmering debate in the Florida legal community about the appropriate standard for the admissibility of expert testimony at a trial in the Florida courts. The question was whether to adopt the federal standard, commonly known as the Daubert test, or to remain with the less rigorous Frye test that has been the standard in Florida for decades. We now have an answer: Frye is still the standard.

Philanthropy: An important aspect of business success

By Michael Freed on Aug172016

Posted in Focus on Florida

More than just charity, philanthropy is a long-term strategic plan to address specific social needs. It involves the contribution of time, talent and treasure. And, when effectively implemented on a corporate level, it's good for business and the community.

How to avoid the high cost of a software licensing audit at your company

By Robert C. White on Jul252016

Posted in Focus on Florida

Software licensing audits can be stressful and result in substantial legal problems and costs. However, strategic planning – as outlined in 10 steps I offer below – may allow company owners and executives to save their energy for growing their business instead of sweating out an audit.

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