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.
Beware cookie-cutter contracts, Gunster corporate lawyer says in Business Journal article
In a recent Business Journal article, Gunster attorney David G. Bates identifies six reasons business owners should avoid using free or cheap one-size-fits-all contracts that can be found online.
Florida-based Stonegate’s last banking acquisition nets ‘Trump bump’ windfall in 2017
Gregory K. Bader, leader of Gunster’s banking and financial services law practice, was featured in a Daily Business Review print article today, for the second time in the past six months.
Gunster attorney: Laws, regulations seeking to curb commercial speech face heightened judicial scrutiny
Lawmakers and regulators are advised to keep in mind that laws or rules attempting to curb commercial speech will face heightened judicial scrutiny and the burden of stringent legal tests should be they be challenged in court, Thomas R. Julin says in the letter published by the Washington Legal Foundation.
Despite EEOC clarity, federal courts split on transgender employee rights under Title VII
Gunster employment attorney Sara N. Huff discusses transgender legal protections in an article published today in the Orlando Business Journal.
Gunster attorney: Taxpayer rights include not having to personally appear before IRS during audit
Martin Press, a tax attorney in Gunster’s Fort Lauderdale office, was interviewed recently for a Business News Daily article on what may potentially trigger an audit by the IRS, and what happens once an audit’s begun.
The struggle is real for South Florida’s emerging tech companies
Gunster technology and emerging companies attorney Robert C. White identifies specific challenges for technology startups in the region, and lists potential solutions for some as well, in the Dec. 12 Miami Herald article.
Arbitration can be an efficient, effective dispute resolution tool
Gunster litigator William Hill discusses arbitration in a Daily Business Review commentary – specifically how, in the right circumstances, it can be more efficient than litigating a legal dispute.
