In his latest Business Journal articles, Gunster corporate lawyer David G. Bates identifies a variety of ways in which contracts can be too vague for (legal) comfort, and how to improve the noncompete agreements your business uses to protect its trade secrets and confidential information.
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.
Florida governor seeks to put pressure on Venezuela’s Maduro
Gunster business litigator Jorge Guttman – also a founding member and current vice president of the Venezuelan American National Bar Association (VENAMBAR) – spoke to several media publications about Gov. Scott’s proposal.
Gen X: Is your tax and estate planning in order?
In his WealthManagement.com article, Gunster attorney Seth Kaplan notes that there are simple and complex ways of protecting assets and building wealth for the population currently in their late 30s to early 50s.
Millennial food, fitness preferences drive retail development upswing in South Florida
Gunster real estate attorney Eric Coffman spoke about retail trends in South Florida with two industry publications recently: GlobeSt.com and The Real Deal.
Want to protect proprietary info? Confidentiality agreements not all the same
Gunster attorney David G. Bates identifies 13 reasons why business owners and executives should pay close attention to the confidentiality agreements they use, in an article published by The Business Journals.
Law firm’s growth story in Florida makes news
Gunster leadership were profiled recently in the South Florida Business & Wealth magazine, and in the Jacksonville Daily Record, on the topics of the law firm’s history, culture and growth strategies.
Gunster lawyer interviewed about international tax law under Trump administration on iHeart radio show
Gunster tax attorney Alan Lederman appeared on the iHeart radio Legal News & Reviews show, discussing the tax impact of cross-border transactions – as well as common challenges or opportunities associated with inbound and outbound transactions.
Responsiveness, equal enforcement key for employers in addressing sexual harassment claims
Gunster employment law leader Joe Santoro spoke to Law360 recently about what employers can learn from the departure of television news anchor Bill O’Reilly from Fox News amid allegations of sexual harassment and a New York Times article revealing the network and its star paid a total of at least $13 million to settle similar complaints by multiple women.
Businesses can build credibility, trust by proactive engagement with institutional investors
Gunster attorney Robert B. Lamm writes about how middle-market companies should prepare now for shareholder empowerment in a recent article published by Law360.
Tax reform possibilities, effects on estate planning
Gunster private wealth services lawyers Kevin Kane and Elaine Bucher appear in the April 2017 issue of Florida Trend magazine, discussing how possible changes in tax laws may affect wealth management strategies of individuals and business owners.
