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Gunster attorney Joseph G. Santoro, co-chair of the firm’s labor and employment law practice, recently spoke with South Florida Business & Wealth magazine on the topic of transgender legal protections – specifically, what Florida employers need to know.

Two Gunster attorneys were in the news recently, commenting on a rule that is currently in the process of being finalized by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

Patience, perseverance and planning are the hallmarks of both photography and lawyering, Gunster corporate attorney David Bates points out in the Law360 profile.

Gunster environmental and land use attorneys Elizabeth D. Ross and Deborah K. Madden authored an article providing a detailed look at some of the complications surrounding the use of alternative water supply sources in Florida. The article was published in the September/October 2016 issue of The Florida Bar Journal.

Gunster business litigator John Terwilleger was quoted in a recent Quartz article about Florida’s legal preparations for the use of self-driving cars on public roadways.

Amy Brigham Boulris, a shareholder in Gunster’s Miami office, was recently profiled in the Daily Business Review. The profile ran in the publication’s Profiles in Law section on Oct. 20.

The Broward County Public Schools debate initiative is a partnership between local businesses and school debate programs within the county. Gunster continues to lead the charge toward making the initiative a long-term success, and has been recently honored for its efforts.

Gunster commercial trial lawyer William K. Hill spoke to Florida Record about the use of RICO to litigate claims of fraud.

As a relatively new phenomena, cyber insurance underwriters have little historical data or models to guide them toward successful management of ever-evolving cyber risks, Gunster attorney Steve Boyne says in the Jacksonville Business Journal article.