Amy Brigham Boulris will rejoin three former Brigham Moore attorneys at Gunster law firm, based in West Palm Beach, Florida.

The 12th annual FIBA anti-money laundering compliance conference was held in Miami last week. Speakers and participants discussed the federal government’s increased enforcement of U.S. trade sanctions and tax laws — and the pressure and regulatory risks it has placed on U.S. banks to detect and expose money laundering.

H. William Perry, CEO and managing shareholder of Gunster law firm, was among 100 Power Leaders recently announced by South Florida Business Journal.

A basic understanding of the review process will benefit companies doing business with physicians and facilities, Gunster shareholder Bruce D. Lamb writes in the Tampa Bay Business Journal.

The new legislation, known as the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act, is the most fundamental change to the U.S. patent system in years, Gunster attorney Bob White says.

Samsung reworked design of its Galaxy Tab 10.1, which Apple claims is similar to its iPad. A judge has said this redesigned device may be sold in Germany — which is a double blow to Apple, says Scott Dangler, a business litigation attorney for Gunster.

Susan L. Copeland recently rejoined the firm in the Stuart office as an Of Counsel attorney in the private wealth services practice, as reported in TCPalm.

“Folks in the legal community are looking at this as, it’s either brilliant or it’s a crazy stunt that can backfire,” Gunster attorney John Moran tells ABC channel 25 reporter Ted White.

“The sophisticated investor from Palm Beach should consider having in their portfolio private equity,” declares Martin Press, shareholder and tax attorney with Gunster in Fort Lauderdale.