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By David Koenig | September 30, 2022
Previous strong hurricanes have caused a temporary spike in unemployment in leisure and hospitality businesses and some real estate fields such as property management, followed by a surge in hiring by construction crews during the rebuilding phase.
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By Curt Anderson | September 29, 2022
Hurricane Ian carved a path of destruction across Florida, trapping people in flooded homes, cutting off the only bridge to a barrier island, destroying…
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By Ryan Dailey | September 29, 2022
Several large hospitals appeared Wednesday to be in areas that could get hit hard by the storm.
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By Aaron Weiss | September 29, 2022
Now is a good time to review applicable rules and case law regarding filings in the Florida federal court system.
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By Steve Hallo | September 29, 2022
Growing replacement costs and the frequency of severe weather are driving up the average annual total, according to Verisk.
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By Jim Turner | September 27, 2022
Power outages are expected across the state in the coming days. Utilities have more than 28,000 workers on standby, including crews coming from other states.
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By Jim Turner | September 26, 2022
Florida's two largest electric utilities have some 22,000 workers ready to address anticipated power outages as massive Hurricane Ian takes aim…
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By Adolfo Pesquera | August 31, 2022
"No other state completely bars out-of-state entrants or allows an incumbent to designate its replacement if it declines a project," the Fifth Circuit observed.
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By Jacob Lewis | August 23, 2022
Recently, the court has moved away from a punitive interpretation by reaffirming the plaintiff's affirmative duty to prove causation before granting summary judgment. But without Judge DiFiore's vote, the Scaffold Law may once again step towards the more draconian application of near strict liability.
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By Associated Press | August 1, 2022
U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor said that recent press reports had "exposed apparent corruption, influence peddling and breaches of the public trust by Florida's largest electric utility Florida Power & Light and its officers."
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