Monday Newspaper

Daily Business Review| June 18, 2018

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News

Florida, Georgia AGs Talk Up Elder Abuse Enforcement

Katheryn Tucker | June 15, 2018

“Anyone who would prey on these great citizens in their golden years is lower than dirt." —Florida AG Pam Bondi. “We owe it to our older, at-risk Georgians to do all we can to protect them.” —Georgia AG Chris Carr

News

Inmate Who Won Lawsuit Against Guard Loses Bid to Collect in Eleventh Circuit

Katheryn Tucker | June 15, 2018

Judges Gerald Tjoflat, William Pryor and R. Lanier Anderson denied David Cassady’s motion for garnishment against state corrections officer Steven Hall in a per curiam opinion Friday.

News

Miami-Dade Judge Faces Public Reprimand for Writing Letter of Support Before Sentencing

Samantha Joseph | June 15, 2018

The JQC alleges the judge wrote a character reference in January for a defendant awaiting sentencing in federal court.

Slideshow

After Hours

J. Albert Diaz | June 15, 2018

The Daily Business Review held its Professional Excellence Awards event at the Rusty Pelican in Miami.

On the Move

ALM Staff| June 15, 2018

Legal industry hiring and promotions in South Florida.

Slideshow

8 Photos Showing Highlights from the 2018 Florida Bar Convention

Raychel Lean | June 15, 2018

Here are some highlights from the 2018 Florida Bar convention, held June 13-15 in Orlando.

News

Supreme Court Targets Juror Anti-Gay Views in Death Case

Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida| June 15, 2018

The justices ordered a new sentencing hearing for inmate Eric Kurt Patrick because the jury split 7-5 in recommending the death penalty to a judge.

News

Trump’s Move to Redefine Water Rule Threatens Wetlands Banks

Jason Dearen, Associated Press| June 15, 2018

The Panther Island Mitigation Bank is part of a federal system designed to restore wetlands across the United States.

News

SEC Halts ‘Revolutionary’ Shopping App Scheme Based in South Florida

Emily Zulz| June 15, 2018

Securities regulators charge elderly victims were preyed upon by a couple that used investor funds for gambling and luxuries.

Commentary

Jury Trials Are Alive and Well in Dade County and Have a Promising Future

Paul A. McKenna| June 15, 2018

Although the trends are toward settlement of disputes, either through mediation or arbitration, there are still some situations where you have to scratch and claw for what you and your client believe is right. That is never going to change, and that is what juries are for.

Friday Newspaper

Daily Business Review| June 15, 2018

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Analysis

Supreme Court Justices Continue to Shed Stock Holdings, New Disclosures Show

Tony Mauro | Marcia Coyle | June 14, 2018

Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. and Justices Samuel Alito Jr. and Stephen Breyer each reported selling stock holdings, according to the latest financial disclosure forms, released Thursday. Other stock sales reported in the forms also help explain justices' recusal behavior in cases before the Supreme Court.

It Took Two Sentences to Uphold Malpractice Finding Against This Broward Lawyer

Samantha Joseph | June 14, 2018

"I had never seen a case as simple as a bounced-check case go as weirdly and badly as this one," said attorney George Gaskell, who helped a client win a malpractice suit against a Coral Springs lawyer.

News

Houston Boutique Firm Closes as Lawyers Jump to Holland & Knight

Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | June 14, 2018

The three former Ostrom Morris attorneys will help expand Holland & Knight's private wealth services practice.

News

New Bill Would Protect Law Licenses of Student Loan Defaulters

Karen Sloan | June 14, 2018

A bipartisan effort would prohibit states from revoking professional licenses from people who default on their federal student loans, which would help protect lawyers struggling with education debt.

News

You Can’t Teach What You Don’t Remember, Constitutional Civics Committee Tells Lawyers at Florida Bar Convention

Raychel Lean | June 14, 2018

Lawyers went back to basics today in efforts to figure out best strategies for educating the public on the U.S. Constitution.

News

Putnam Says Public Safety ‘Not at Risk’ in License Snafu

Lloyd Dunkelberger, News Service of Florida| June 14, 2018

The problem has led to heavy criticism of Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam amid his campaign for governor.

News

Scott Treads Carefully About Republican-Led Obamacare Lawsuit

Christine Sexton, News Service of Florida| June 14, 2018

Gov. Rick Scott avoided directly discussing the litigation, which, if successful, could dismantle changes to how insurance is bought and sold in the state, including eliminating protections for people with pre-existing conditions.

Miami Retail Building Sells for $1.3 Million

Daily Business Review| June 14, 2018

Address: 3423 Main Highway in Miami Property type: This is a 1,500-square-foot, one-story retail building that appears to have been a restaurant. Price: $1,280,000 Seller: Globe…

Fort Lauderdale Home Trades for $1.7 Million

Daily Business Review| June 14, 2018

Address: 1117 Ponce De Leon Drive in Fort Lauderdale Property type: This is a 3,703-square-foot, four-bedroom and four-bathroom home. Price: $1,665,000 Seller:…

Commentary

Immigration Policy: Reducing the Impact on Your Foreign Construction Workforce

Maria Mejia-Opaciuch| June 14, 2018

In the past 17 months, the Trump administration has issued far-reaching executive orders (EOs) that require the U.S. government agencies overseeing immigration to shift their focus from assisting immigrants to making it harder for them to remain in the United States.

Rising Rates Put U.S. Homebuilders in a Spot

Prashant Gopal| June 14, 2018

Higher rates and higher home prices cause a significant worry about affordability.

Thursday Newspaper

Daily Business Review| June 14, 2018

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News

Federal Judges in the Hot Seat Discuss Their Own Data Protection Practices

Dan Clark | June 13, 2018

Three judges spoke at a Philadelphia cybersecurity conference Wednesday about their own experiences with data security in the courts.

News

Akerman's Midmarket PE Growth Continues With Vedder Price Hire

Dan Packel | June 13, 2018

New York partner Michael O'Brien spent just over a year at Vedder Price, after stints at Sidley Austin, Wilmer and King & Spalding.

News

SEC Advice Plan Requires Big Change in Broker Behavior: Clayton

Melanie Waddell | June 13, 2018

SEC chief responded to questions at agency’s first town hall, held in Atlanta.

News

Ruff Day: Attorneys Rely on Pets at Law Firms to Bring Cheer to High-Stress Profession

Samantha Joseph | June 13, 2018

"My dog gives me balance," said attorney Matthew Dietz. "It makes me into a better lawyer, it makes me into a better person."

News

Senate Committee Questions Judiciary's Anti-Harassment Efforts After Kozinski Scandal

Ross Todd | June 13, 2018

"The judicial branch has a problem," said Sen. Charles Grassley at the beginning of Wednesday's Senate judiciary hearing. "They have to deal with it or Congress will have to do it for the courts."

Security Worries Have Consumers Clinging to Cash, Study Says

Tina Orem | June 13, 2018

The new report drives home the point that consumers aren’t ready to lose visibility of the payment process.

News

AT&T Judge Richard Leon Wasn't Mocking Trump! Exclamation Points Are His Mark!

Ellis Kim | June 13, 2018

Anyone who's ever had occasion to read a ruling from U.S. District Judge Richard Leon has probably run into an exclamation point somewhere along the line.

Fort Lauderdale Storage Buildings Sell for $3.9 Million

Daily Business Review| June 13, 2018

This is an 89,626-square-foot property with several buildings on it with a designated use as storage and auto wrecking.

News

Fight Over Judicial Vacancy Ratchets Up After Court Steps In

Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida| June 13, 2018

The First District Court of Appeal issued an order after a flurry of activity that included Scott administration attorneys filing a request late Monday to block a ruling earlier in the day by Leon County Circuit Judge Charles Dodson.

News

Tallahassee Judge Again Backs Nursing Home in Records Fight

Dara Kam, News Service of Florida| June 13, 2018

Lawyers for The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills, which incurred the wrath of Gov. Rick Scott after elderly residents died following Hurricane Irma last year, asked Leon County Circuit Judge Terry Lewis to hold the department in contempt in a legal tangle over copies of death certificates.

News

BlackRock, Wells Fargo Are Said to Push ESG Funds in 401(k)s

Melissa Karsh and Emily Chasan| June 13, 2018

Assets in ESG funds tracked by Bloomberg stood at $445 billion in 2017, but less than 10% of 401(k) plans now offer such choices, according to Natixis Investment Managers.

Debt Collector Accused of Scamming Credit Unions Loses Appeal

Peter Strozniak | June 13, 2018

Charles V. Stanley remains in jail after allegedly committing more debt collection crimes while out on bail.

Wednesday Newspaper

Daily Business Review| June 13, 2018

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News

Broward Circuit Just Made It Easier for Litigants to Represent Themselves

Raychel Lean | June 12, 2018

Five self-help programs open for pro se litigants in the Broward County Courthouse.

Investor Pays $3M for Mostly Vacant Tamarac Building. Why?

Lidia Dinkova | June 12, 2018

Current Capital Real Estate Group bought the retail strip center at 6001-6091 N. University Drive with the plan to fill the holes.

Melo Group's Art Plaza Project Gets $85M Loan With Help From Holland & Knight

Lidia Dinkova | June 12, 2018

The Art Plaza project is a transit-oriented development near a Miami Metromover stop.

News

South Florida Law Firm That Served Drinks to Alcoholic Employee Isn't Responsible for Her Death

Raychel Lean | June 12, 2018

Paralegal Susan M. Salerno was struck and killed by a train on her way home from work, where she'd been served alcohol.

News

Chamber of Commerce Poll Points to Trouble for Many Ballot Proposals

Lloyd Dunkelberger, News Service of Florida| June 12, 2018

The poll, conducted in late May and early June, showed four amendments with the necessary 60 percent of voter support.

South Florida Attorneys Help Extradite Former Panamanian President Who Allegedly Spied on Judges

Samantha Joseph | June 12, 2018

Former Panamanian President Ricardo Alberto Martinelli Berrocal is set to stand trial in his country on embezzlement and wiretapping charges.

News

In Expansion Mode, Lubell Rosen Names 5 Partners, Plans Tampa Office

Catherine Wilson | June 12, 2018

Originally a medical malpractice defense firm, Lubell Rosen has added practice areas keyed to physicians' needs.

Sunrise Commercial Building Trades for $1.6 Million

Daily Business Review| June 12, 2018

Address: 2451 N. University Drive in Sunrise Property type: This is a 2,363-square-foot building with a designated use as a restaurant. Price:…

Commentary

Community Associations Should Make Effective Use of Social Media

Gary M. Mars| June 12, 2018

The use of Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites by community associations has gained some traction during the last several years.

Tuesday Newspaper

Daily Business Review| June 12, 2018

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News

How an Ex-Customer’s Complaint Shook Up Schwab

Ginger Szala | June 11, 2018

CEO Walt Bettinger once asked customers why they were leaving Schwab, and one answer really stuck with him.

Event

After Hours

J. Albert Diaz | June 11, 2018

The Dade County Bar Association held its white-collar law luncheon at the Hyatt Regency in Miami.

News

As Big Law Floods Regional Markets, Will Local Firms Sink, Swim or Merge?

Lizzy McLellan| June 11, 2018

Large firms are a growing presence across the U.S., but midsize firms can still compete.

News

Romero Britto, Trying to End Lincoln Road Lease, Cites Drunkenness, Burglaries, Assaults

Lidia Dinkova | June 11, 2018

The Brazilian artist is suing the landlord to end the lease on one of his Lincoln Road galleries.

News

How Voice Mail Helped Holland & Knight Attorneys Foil Alleged $14M 'Sweetheart' Scam

Samantha Joseph | June 11, 2018

A voice-mail message recorded after the callers thought they'd hung up.

Commentary

Supreme Court Limits the Practice of Filing Successive Class Actions

Erica Rutner| June 11, 2018

On June 11, 2018, a nearly unanimous Supreme Court dealt a deafening blow to the practice of filing successive class actions. In China Agritech v. Resh, 584 U.S. ___ (2018), the court was faced with whether a class action filing tolls the statute of limitations for putative class members who wish to file subsequent class actions.

Q&A

Trayvon Martin Family Attorney Ben Crump Champions Wrongfully Convicted in New TV Series

Angela Morris| June 11, 2018

The Tallahassee civil rights lawyer is know nationally for representing families of unarmed black people killed by police. In his newest role, he's the host of “Evidence of Innocence."

News

Immigration Firm Seems to Thrive After Trump Lawyer’s Help

Bernard Condon, Associated Press| June 11, 2018

When Nicholas Mastroianni II hooked up with President Donald Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen last year, his business was threatened by a looming regulatory crackdown on the federal EB-5 program that offers foreigners permanent residency visas if they invest in certain U.S. real estate projects.

News

2nd Anniversary of Pulse Massacre Marked by Art, Litigation

Mike Schneider, Associated Press| June 11, 2018

Ahead of Tuesday’s commemoration of the massacre of 49 people at the gay nightclub, some survivors and victims’ relatives have sued the Orlando Police Department and the owners of the nightclub.

Hollywood Multifamily Building Sells for $1.9 Million

Daily Business Review| June 11, 2018

Address: 301 Buchanan St. in Hollywood Property type: This is a 1,862-square-foot, four-unit multifamily building. Price: $1,875,000 Price…

News

Meet Michelle Suskauer, First Former Public Defender to Become Florida Bar President

Raychel Lean | June 11, 2018

Small-firm lawyer Michelle R. Suskauer extends a hand to swamped attorneys.

Best Practices

How to Execute a Legal Project

Lean Adviser Legal| June 11, 2018

Establish what's critical, and then focus on that, applying the appropriate resources to every necessary task.

Justices, Sharply Divided, Say Ohio's Voter Registration Purges Are Lawful

Marcia Coyle | Tony Mauro | June 11, 2018

"The dissents have a policy disagreement, not just with Ohio, but with Congress. But this case presents a question of statutory interpretation, not a question of policy," Justice Samuel Alito Jr. wrote for the 5-4 majority. In dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote: "Communities that are disproportionately affected by unnecessarily harsh registration laws should not tolerate efforts to marginalize their influence in the political process."

Commentary

Legislative Fix Needed in Condo Association Property Tax Assessment Appeals Ruling

Michael L. Hyman| June 11, 2018

Condominium associations regularly represent all of their unit owners as a consolidated class of litigants in cases challenging their local county ad valorem property tax appraisal assessments.

Retail Owner Cleared in Case of Falling Water Heater

Verdict Search| June 11, 2018

A restaurant manager claimed his back was hurt when the hot water heater fell through the ceiling.

City Faces No Liability in Apartment Mold Dispute

Verdict Search| June 11, 2018

Tenants claimed they risked eviction after complaining about toxic mold.

News

Nelson Mullins to Merge With Florida's Broad and Cassel, Creating 725-Lawyer Firm

Meredith Hobbs | June 11, 2018

Nelson Mullins, with its center of gravity in Atlanta and the Carolinas, adds Florida to its footprint and forecasts health care, real estate and litigation opportunities in its merger with Broad and Cassel.

News

Bad News for Two South Florida Judges Facing Discipline: High Court Rejects Stipulations

Samantha Joseph | June 08, 2018

The Florida Supreme Court Friday rejects stipulated agreements by Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Stephen Millan and Miami-Dade County Court Judge Maria D. Ortiz.

News

How R.J. Reynolds Got a Stay of Execution on a $37.5 Million Tobacco Verdict

Samantha Joseph | June 08, 2018

Jones Day attorneys in Atlanta and New York won a stay of execution for R.J. Reynolds.

Profile

Litigator Barry Davidson Counts Picasso Estate, Burger King, FPL Among His Clients

Lidia Dinkova | June 08, 2018

Davidson is special counsel with Hunton Andrews Kurth in Miami and speaks this week at the Florida Bar's 50-year members luncheon.

Comcast Settles Oregon Tax Lawsuit, Will Pay $155 Million

Tom James| June 08, 2018

Internet and cable television provider Comcast has settled a long-running property tax dispute with the state of Oregon for $155 million, gaining a…

News

Pulse Nightclub Shooting Survivors Sue Orlando, Its Police

Associated Press| June 08, 2018

More than 35 victims have signed on as plaintiffs, accusing the city and its officers of violating the constitutional rights of those who were injured and killed on June 12, 2016, when Omar Mateen opened fire at Pulse.

News

Former Casey Anthony Lawyer Gets Prison in Drug Case

Associated Press| June 08, 2018

The disbarred lawyer was convicted in a cocaine smuggling conspiracy.

Warehouse Near Doral Trades for $5.2 Million

Daily Business Review| June 08, 2018

Address: 6955 NW 52nd St. east of Doral Property type: This is a 43,091-square-foot, two-story warehouse on a 2-acre lot. It wasbuilt in 1998. Price: …

News

Florida Supreme Court Justices Try to Sort Out Facebook Friends

Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida| June 08, 2018

Should a judge step away from a case when a lawyer for one of the parties is her Facebook friend — even though judges and lawyers might be friendly in other settings?

Commentary

Voters Beware! Ready or Not, the FCRC is Coming for Your Vote

Oscar Sanchez| June 08, 2018

The Florida Constitution Revision Commission (FCRC) has been assembled, and the commissioners have been busy during this past year. They have decided to put eight proposals to amend Florida’s constitution on the November ballot. Each proposal will require least 60 percent of the vote to pass.

News

It's Old-Home Day at Akerman With Houston Lateral Hires

Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | June 07, 2018

David Clark and Kristen McDanald, new partners at Akerman in Houston, have reunited with former co-workers from now-defunct Beirne, Maynard & Parsons.

News

Miami-Dade Judge Is Trump Nominee for US Attorney in South Florida

Samantha Joseph | June 07, 2018

Judge Ariana Fajardo Orshan, a former state prosecutor specializing in narcotics and organized crime, would be the first woman to run the Southern District of Florida’s busy U.S. attorney’s office, if she is confirmed.

News

Broward Circuit Judge Michael Gates to Retire in July

Samantha Joseph | June 07, 2018

Broward Circuit Judge Michael Gates is 69. He leaves office this year under a provision in the Florida Constitution that requires state court judges to retire at 70.

News

2nd Circuit Sets Bar for Vacating Awards Over Arbitrators' 'Evident Partiality'

Colby Hamilton | June 07, 2018

A party-appointed arbitrator's failure to disclose connections on its face isn't enough to disqualify an award, the panel found.

News

Lawyers in Stormy Daniels Case Battle Over Attorney-Client Privilege

Ryan Lovelace | June 07, 2018

A former lawyer for the porn actress, Keith Davidson, claims Michael Avenatti "can't use attorney-client privilege as a sword and shield.” Avenatti says it's Davidson who doesn't understand the law.

News

Florida Supreme Court Ponders Question of Cars as Weapons

Jim Saunders, News Service of Florida| June 07, 2018

The court heard an appeal from Adam Lloyd Shepard, who was convicted on a charge of manslaughter with a weapon after fatally striking Spencer Schott in January 2011.

News

Cutler Bay Voters Nix $40M Spending Plan for Parks, Public Facilities

Lidia Dinkova | June 07, 2018

The bond referendum was narrowly defeated: 52 percent of voters cast ballots against the measure.

Commentary

Preparing for the 2018 Internship Season: Know the Rules

Jennifer T. Williams| June 07, 2018

Memorial Day begins the unofficial start of summer—which means that employers across the country are gearing up for a new group of summer interns. Energetic high school, college and graduate school students are eager to gain both a first look at and practical experience in their chosen fields of study.

Fort Lauderdale Warehouse Sells for $1.25 Million

Daily Business Review| June 07, 2018

Address: 916 NW Sixth Ave. in Fort Lauderdale Property type: This is a 11,855-square-foot warehouse that also has a designated use as a distribution…

Fort Lauderdale Home Trades for Nearly $2 Million

Daily Business Review| June 07, 2018

Address: 2760 NE 16th St. in Fort Lauderdale Property type: This is a 4,166-square-foot home with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Price: $1,775,000 Seller: Ramon…

News

Greenberg Traurig Helps Defendants Beat Back Securities Fraud Charges in Connecticut

Robert Storace | June 07, 2018

Greenberg Traurig's Marc Mukasey leads a team of white collar defense attorneys who successfully represented two traders charged with crimes.

News

South Florida Paralegal Arrested on Federal Child Pornography Charges

Samantha Joseph | June 06, 2018

A 54-year-old paralegal from Boynton Beach faces federal child pornography charges after a multiagency law enforcement sting.

11th Circuit Erases FTC Ruling That Ordered ‘Sweeping’ Data Security Program

C. Ryan Barber | June 06, 2018

"The cease and desist order contains no prohibitions. It does not instruct LabMD to stop committing a specific act or practice. Rather, it commands LabMD to overhaul and replace its data-security program to meet an indeterminable standard of reasonableness. This command is unenforceable,” the appeals court said.

News

Miami Mayor Swaps Law Firms—Again—with Greenspoon Marder Move

Meghan Tribe | June 06, 2018

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez said it's "very typical" for mayors—including his father—to balance their obligations in public office with their work as fee-earners in private practice.

News

Florida Bar Certifies 129 Attorneys in Condominium, Planned Development Law

Lidia Dinkova | June 06, 2018

On June 1, 129 attorneys obtained the certification, with 58 of them based in South Florida.

News

Cole Scott Loses Appeal to Remove Judge in 27 Cases

Samantha Joseph | June 06, 2018

Florida's Third District Court of Appeal Wednesday rejected a bid by Cole Scott & Kissane, Florida’s largest insurance defense firm, to remove a state court judge from dozens of cases.

News

Groups Urge 5th Circuit to End Uncertainty on DOL Fiduciary Rule

Melanie Waddell | June 06, 2018

The rule, which remains in effect until the court issues a mandate vacating it, is causing confusion, ACLI and NAIFA say.

Hollywood Auto Shop Building Sells for $1 Million

Daily Business Review| June 06, 2018

Address: 2133 Pembroke Road in Hollywood Property type: This is a 5,160-square-foot auto repair building. Price: $1,070,000 Seller: Everardo…

News

Behind Florida’s ‘Imperfect’ Payments to Victims, Links to Lobbyists

Gary Fineout, Associated Press| June 06, 2018

The success of the well-connected lobbying firm in winning approval for claims bills adds to a persistent debate among legislators as to who does — and doesn’t — get paid.

News

Brightline Miami-Dade Courthouse Plan Stays in the Running, Along With Four Others

Lidia Dinkova | June 06, 2018

Florida East Coast Industries LLC and four other development teams remain in the running to build a Miami-Dade civil courthouse.

News

Labor Board Says Disney Can Withhold Bonuses During Talks

Mike Schneider, Associated Press| June 06, 2018

Disney announced last January it would give one-time bonuses to employees following a tax cut passed by Congress, but the company told the union it would withhold the bonuses to its members while talks on pay raises continue.

Commentary

Victory for Employers: Arbitration Clauses Can Prevent Class Action Employment Suits

Paul Lopez and Megan Janes| June 06, 2018

In a significant victory for employers, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that arbitration clauses in employment contracts are enforceable even if they prevent workers from bringing class action lawsuits.

Slideshow

Homestead Eyes More Downtown Projects Aimed at Economic Revitalization

Lidia Dinkova | June 05, 2018

Next on tap is Homestead Station, the family entertainment center and an adjacent parking garage with retail and a bus stop.

News

Miami Surges as International Arbitration Hub, but NYC Undaunted

Dan Packel | June 05, 2018

The efforts of local boosters—and a concerted focus on Latin America—helped propel Miami to second place in a recent study of cities for arbitrating international disputes involving the Americas.

Tamarac Retail Building Sells for $3 Million

Daily Business Review| June 05, 2018

Address: 6001-6091 N. University Drive in Tamarac Property type: This is a 21,180-square-foot, one-story retail building. Price: $3,000,000 Seller: Uniplaza…

News

Homestead Entertainment Complex Gets $13.6M Financing With Duane Morris Team

Lidia Dinkova | June 05, 2018

The ShowBiz Cinemas family entertainment complex is one of several projects, some finished and some in the pipeline, meant to revitalize downtown Homestead.

Commentary

Networking on Vacation Provides Guilt-Free Fun: Just Breathe

Julie Talenfeld| June 05, 2018

Summertime is approaching, and you have a great vacation planned. But you feel guilty, leaving your office, clients and work behind. But thoughts of taking a much-needed break from the 24/7 grind can be turned into guilt-free marketing while hiking the mountains of the Rockies, cycling in Utah or wine tasting in Napa.