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U.S. Employers: New H-1B Nonimmigrant Visas Must be Filed on March 30, 2012.

Its that time of year for H-1B petitions.  Under U.S. law, the federal government can only issue 65,000 new H-1B visas each year (plus an additional 20,000 H-1B [...]

Is Your Law Practice a Big Game? It is for these Attorneys.

Malaysia-based Genting Group’s massive $236 million investment in Miami is sure to have a massive economic impact on South Florida’s business community. For one group of professionals , [...]

Foreclosures in Florida: How to Get Help.

The foreclosure rate in Miami, and the rest of Florida, remains one of the nations’ highest.  If you or somebody you know is struggling with a default or foreclosure, there’s [...]

Top 5 Defenses to Florida Breach of Contract Lawsuits

As a Miami business attorney, I handle a wide variety of commercial disputes. Typically, these lawsuits are based on the alleged breach of contract by one or more [...]

Sexual Harassment Policies & Procedures: 6 Mistakes to Avoid.

With all the news lately about sexual harassment in the work place, it’s a good time for employers to review their sexual harassment policies and procedures. As a [...]

 

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Top 5 Defenses to Florida Breach of Contract Lawsuits

Top 5 Defenses to Florida Breach of Contract Lawsuits

As a Miami business attorney, I handle a wide variety of commercial disputes. Typically, these lawsuits are based on the alleged breach of contract by one or more parties. Notice that I’ve emphasized the word “alleged” to stress...

 

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Is Your Law Practice a Big Game? It is for these Attorneys.

Is Your Law Practice a Big Game? It is for these Attorneys.

Malaysia-based Genting Group’s massive $236 million investment in Miami is sure to have a massive economic impact on South Florida’s business community. For one group of professionals , the planned resort is already generating a windfall...

 
 

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U.S. Employers: New H-1B Nonimmigrant Visas Must be Filed on March 30, 2012.

U.S. Employers: New H-1B Nonimmigrant Visas Must be Filed on March 30, 2012.

Its that time of year for H-1B petitions.  Under U.S. law, the federal government can only issue 65,000 new H-1B visas each year (plus an additional 20,000 H-1B visas set aside for petitioners who have advanced degrees). Under current law,...

 

Is Your Law Practice a Big Game? It is for these Attorneys.

Is Your Law Practice a Big Game? It is for these Attorneys.

Malaysia-based Genting Group’s massive $236 million investment in Miami is sure to have a massive economic impact on South Florida’s business community. For one group of professionals , the planned resort is already generating a windfall...

 

Foreclosures in Florida: How to Get Help.

Foreclosures in Florida: How to Get Help.

The foreclosure rate in Miami, and the rest of Florida, remains one of the nations’ highest.  If you or somebody you know is struggling with a default or foreclosure, there’s help available. The U.S. Department of Housing and...

 

Top 5 Defenses to Florida Breach of Contract Lawsuits

Top 5 Defenses to Florida Breach of Contract Lawsuits

As a Miami business attorney, I handle a wide variety of commercial disputes. Typically, these lawsuits are based on the alleged breach of contract by one or more parties. Notice that I’ve emphasized the word “alleged” to stress...

 

Sexual Harassment Policies & Procedures: 6 Mistakes to Avoid.

Sexual Harassment Policies & Procedures: 6 Mistakes to Avoid.

With all the news lately about sexual harassment in the work place, it’s a good time for employers to review their sexual harassment policies and procedures. As a Miami business attorney, I serve as general counsel to a variety of companies....

 

Benefits of Hiring a Lawyer for Your Florida Business.

Benefits of Hiring a Lawyer for Your Florida Business.

As a Florida business attorney based in Miami, I see lots of lawsuits. By far, the most frequent case that comes across my desk involves some type of business dispute or investigation. Whether an ex-business partner sues a company for a share...

 

Does Your Florida Business Have a CEO Succession Plan?

Does Your Florida Business Have a CEO Succession Plan?

As a Miami business attorney, I serve as general counsel for a variety of companies across different industries. While each business and industry may be different, one aspect they all share is the need for a CEO succession plan. I mention this...

 

Your Client Has Been Sued in Miami– Now What?

Your Client Has Been Sued in Miami– Now What?

The Florida Bar held its 9th Annual International Litigation and Arbitration conference in Miami, Florida earlier this year.  As Program Chair of the Conference, I had the privilege to sit in on some great panels.  The panel called “Your...

 

Proposed Start-up Visa Promises to Boost Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S

Proposed Start-up Visa Promises to Boost Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S

My grandfather was an immigrant entrepreneur. He came to the United States in the 1940’s. With two young daughters to support, he worked his tail off seven days a week. He could have probably made due working just five days a week. But that...

 

How to File a Lawsuit Against a Foreign Investment Advisor

How to File a Lawsuit Against a Foreign Investment Advisor

As a business lawyer in Miami, I counsel clients on a variety of matters.  I was recently contacted by a client who lost several million US dollars due to negligent investment ­advice. Because the firm is based overseas, the Miami client did...

 
 
 
 

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