Robert F. Lewis co-founder of Spiritus Law. Courtesy photo
A Coral Gables hospitality attorney who is helping retailers stay afloat during the coronavirus economic crisis says the next step is to reconcile the opposing concepts of social distancing and profits.
May 22, 2020 at 10:56 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
South Florida’s slowly reopening hospitality industry faces the dichotomy of turning a profit amid mandates for venues to remain well-below capacity during the coronavirus pandemic.
Attorney Robert Lewis says it can be done, and he should know.
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