On June 29, the Southern District Court of Appeals found that the Firearm Owners’ Privacy Act, signed into Florida law in June of 2011, improperly restricts commercial free speech.

The Affordable Care Act is extremely complex and nuanced and many employer obligations are dependent upon the size of the company.

The prohibition would have a significant effect on business transactions. For example, all contracts with an agency or local government must include a provision allowing for the contract’s termination if the company is found to have submitted false certification or has been engaged in business operations in Cuba or Syria.

Facebook’s deal will affect any business offering applications through Facebook’s App Center, no matter where the business is located.

There are exemptions to the annual quota on temporary employment visas for speciality occupations. These exemptions may apply in the following instances:

The race is on for many smaller banks and bank holding companies to go private and save the high costs associated with being a public company. But is going private the right thing for your company?

The pressure on businesses these days is intense. Competition for clients is greater than ever. Client relationships, developed over years of interactions, are seen as the key to a company’s success. And yet a company’s ability to control and protect its information and relationships is much more difficult in today’s highly networked world, where professional and social connections are forged and maintained via Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and other social media outlets.

Internet sales continue to surge, representing an ever-greater portion of all retail sales. One recent study found Internet sales reached a staggering $49.7 billion in the fourth quarter of 2011.

In Florida’s bustling multicultural state of almost 19 million residents, a statewide rather than parochial view of Florida’s issues is mandatory if we want to ensure a better future for all.