‘Half Sellout, Half Savior’: What Jay-Z’s NFL Deal and Possible Team Ownership Really Mean
This article originally appeared in Variety on Aug. 21, 2019 and was written by Jem Aswad UPDATED: On Friday night, three days after news broke that Jay-Z’s company Roc Nation had struck a [...]
PPP Loans: Updated Guidance from Treasury Department on Loan Oversight and Forgiveness
Background Since the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) went live on April 3, 2020, over four million businesses across the country have been approved for PPP loans across two rounds of federal [...]
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E-Scooter Surge Kicks Up Cloud Of Legal Issues
This article originally appeared in Law360 on August 12, 2019 and was written by Linda Chiem. A surge in dockless electric scooters has sent regulators scrambling to enact rules tackling public [...]
Liens and Zombie Foreclosures – A Complicated Pair
After the success achieved by attorneys Eric Hockman and Susan Trevarthen on behalf of the Town of Lauderdale-By-The-Sea enforcing more than $300,000 in code enforcement liens, the Daily Business [...]
WSH Attorneys Obtain Significant Appellate Victory For Client At State’s Highest Court
On November 7, 2013, the Florida Supreme Court issued a unanimous, 25-page opinion in favor of firm client, CMI, Inc., the Kentucky-based manufacturer of the Intoxilyzer brand breath-alcohol [...]
Snapshots From The Community Planning Act, Part 1: When Do Local Governments Have To Comply?
This is the first in a series of blog entries focusing on particular aspects of the 2011 Community Planning Act. (See House Bill 7207, enacted by the 2011 Florida Legislature to reform the 1985 [...]