By Dara Kam | November 18, 2019
The judge's decision was another setback for the embattled Florida Department of Corrections, which has run yearslong financial deficits, chronically grappled with staffing vacancies and high turnover rates, and struggled to maintain aging facilities.
By Jim Turner | September 25, 2019
The position of Office of Financial Regulation commissioner, which has attracted only seven applicants, has been open since July when the former commissioner was fired over allegations of sexual harassment.
By Christine Sexton | August 22, 2019
A U.S. District Court judge denied a bid to block a newly enacted law that voided no-compete clauses, comparing the happenings at the state Capitol to the famed black-and-white horror movie “Creature from the Black Lagoon.”
By Jim Turner | July 30, 2019
Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried is calling for a more-detailed selection process and improved background vetting.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Luis Salazar | June 27, 2019
Law firm founder Luis Salazar cites study after study showing the value on diversity when it comes to financial performance and innovation.
Daily Business Review | Analysis
By Catherine Wilson | June 27, 2019
Personal injury law, an enclave of small firms, faces no more than societal pressure to reflect its multicultural community. In South Florida, the 10 largest personal injury firms have 10 to 44 attorneys by an informal count of attorneys listed on websites.
By Mike Schneider | June 3, 2019
The administrator for that local government, the Reedy Creek Improvement District, disagrees and accused the union of airing concerns in the media to increase pressure as it negotiates a new contract.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Jennifer Feld | March 8, 2019
I am not sure that employers fully grasp the nature of the decision to provide paid maternity leave. I have spoken with many friends who have taken this factor into account when deciding where to seek employment.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Benjamin Wolkov and Brandon Rose | March 4, 2019
Some firms are even embracing other facets of the new economy to keep attorneys happy: telecommuting, alternative fee structures and flex time, among others.
By Jim Saunders | January 23, 2019
Orlando attorney John Morgan said increasing the minimum wage would give people the right to “work with dignity” as he pointed to vast income inequality.
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