Healthcare Risk Management interviewed Gunster Shareholder Bill Dillon in an article discussing the HHS Office for Civil Rights’ recent bulletin clarifying that covered entities are not permitted to use tracking technologies in a manner that would result in impermissible disclosures of protected health information (PHI). Dillon points out that the use of such tracking tools […]
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Gunster makes headlines. Our attorneys are regularly sought after by the media for their insight and opinions on trends in law and business. The following posts feature Gunster attorneys and staff in the news.
Miguel Diaz de la Portilla Featured in Multiple News Segments Discussing Proposed Workforce Housing Project in NW Miami-Dade
Gunster Shareholder Miguel Diaz de la Portilla was recently interviewed by WPLG Local 10 and WSVN 7News weighing in on a proposed plan to turn a man-made lake in Northwest Miami-Dade County into much-needed workforce housing. Diaz de la Portilla, who represents Lake Sana Developments, explains that the project would only use 29 of the […]
William Hill Speaks with Bloomberg about SVB’s Absence of Risk Officer
This week, Gunster Shareholder William K. Hill spoke with Bloomberg about how the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has prompted the Federal Reserve to examine the bank’s lack of a chief risk officer as part of its failure. In the published article, Hill notes “If most other banks in this circumstance would have a risk […]
Backstopping of Depositors Amid SVB Collapse Demonstrates Strength of Banking System, Explains Greg Bader
In the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, Gunster Shareholder Gregory K. Bader, who leads the firm’s Banking & Financial Services group, commented in multiple news outlets including the South Florida Sun Sentinel and South Florida Business Journal. Bader noted that the Florida Bankers Association is standing by its members, and the backstopping of […]
Tom Julin Speaks with Miami Herald on Proposed Legislation Regarding Defamation and Privacy Claims against Media Companies
Gunster Shareholder Tom Julin was quoted in a recent Miami Herald article discussing proposed legislation that benefits those who wish to file defamation and invasion of privacy lawsuits against media companies. If passed, it could put some media companies out of business and others faced with reporting limits due to the costly and time-consuming nature […]
Companies Should Take a Closer Look at FTC’s Proposed Order Against GoodRx, Bill Dillon Tells Modern Health
A Modern Healthcare article discusses the FTC’s recent enforcement action against GoodRx, in which a proposed order would prohibit the company from sharing health information with third parties and be fined $1.5 million. Gunster Shareholder Bill Dillon weighed in on this topic, agreeing with other experts who say the enforcement action has prompted digital health […]
Law360, Business Observer Highlight Retired Judge Hayes’ Move to Gunster
Earlier this month, Retired Judge Hugh D. Hayes of Collier County joined the firm as an of counsel attorney in its newly-established Naples office, focusing his work in the firm’s Alternative Dispute Resolution practice. Law360 Pulse and Business Observer covered Hayes’ move to Gunster. “The attorneys, professional staff and the organizational leadership of Gunster, including those in Gunster’s new Naples […]
Understanding Child Labor Laws Critical to Avoiding Hefty Fines, Meredith Plummer Advises in ALM Article
Gunster Attorney Meredith Plummer recently authored an article for ALM Property Casualty 360 in which she speaks on Department of Labor violations, specifically child labor laws that have been impacting the nation. Plummer highlights the various and often technical federal rules for minors of different age brackets, and shares best practices when it comes to […]
Businesses Should Develop Programs for Mini-TCPA Compliance, Alexis Buese and Melanie Senosiain Advise in Daily Journal Article
The Daily Journal recently published an article authored by Gunster attorneys Alexis Buese and Melanie Senosiain, in which they discuss the significant risk businesses could face as a result of the “Mini-TCPA” statutes that several states have recently enacted. “Mini-TCPA” statutes are now in effect in Florida, Washington and Oklahoma, Buese and Senosiain explain. In […]
Gunster’s John Moran Discusses in ACTEC Podcast Rights of Lifetime Creditors Following Death
The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC Foundation) recently released a podcast on “Understanding and Managing the Rights of Lifetime Creditors Following Death.” Gunster Shareholder John Moran, who is an ACTEC Fellow, offered his insight on this topic. John Moran is a shareholder focused on probate, trust, guardianship and fiduciary litigation, as well as complex estate […]
