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Jul 10 2020

Shareholder Robert G. Stern Elected to the Board of Directors as Secretary of the Real Estate Investment Council of Tampa Bay

By Trenam News News, Real Estate and Lending Transactions

Trenam Law is pleased to announce shareholder Robert G. Stern has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Real Estate Investment Council of Tampa Bay. He will serve as Secretary. Formed in 1982, the Real Estate Investment Council (“REIC”) is an organization of Tampa Bay professionals that share…

Jul 10 2020

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Shareholder D. Michael O’Leary Begins Term as Chair of the Tax Section of The Florida Bar

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Trenam Law is pleased to announce Shareholder D. Michael O’Leary began his one-year term as Chair of the Tax Section of The Florida Bar on July 1, 2020. The Tax Section is Florida’s largest group of tax lawyers with more than 2,000 members. O’Leary has previously served in multiple leadership…

Jul 01 2020

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Stephanie Lieb Discusses Appeal of Distressed Restaurants for Investors in The Wall Street Journal

By Trenam News Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, News

Stephanie Lieb was quoted in The Wall Street Journal and the WSJ Pro Bankruptcy newsletter on June 30, 2020 discussing investor interest in struggling restaurants amid the coronavirus pandemic. While five U.S. restaurant companies have found investors to acquire them out of bankruptcy, distressed retailers are facing more challenges for…

Jun 24 2020

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Alicia Koepke Quoted on Landmark Supreme Court Ruling Regarding LGBTQ Employee Rights in Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine

By Trenam News Employment, News

On June 15, 2020, the Federal Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling on LGBTQ employee’s rights. In a Tampa Bay Business & Wealth article published on June 23, 2020, Alicia Koepke discusses the clarity this ruling provides employers across Florida, and the rest of the country, in regard to discrimination…

Jun 22 2020

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Loss in the Time of Coronavirus: Evaluating WARN Obligations During a Pandemic

By Trenam News Employment, News

Originally published in the July/August 2020 issue of The Florida Bar Journal. By: Alicia Koepke As a result of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many businesses have been or will be forced to close operations or reduce or eliminate their workforce. In doing so, covered employers should carefully consider their…

Jun 22 2020

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Trenam Law Attorneys Recognized in Florida Trend Magazine’s “Legal Elite” 2020

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Trenam Law is pleased to announce that seventeen of the firm's attorneys have been named to Florida Trend’s Florida Legal Elite™ 2020. The list of publication’s honorees includes attorneys in private practice as well as top government and non-profit attorneys. To compile the Legal Elite list, actively practicing Florida attorneys…

Jun 04 2020

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Forty Seven Attorneys Recognized in Florida Super Lawyers 2020

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Five Attorneys Listed in Top Categories Trenam Law is pleased to announce that over half of the firm’s attorneys were recognized in the 2020 edition of Florida Super Lawyers. Five attorneys were recognized in the “Top Lists” including Lara R. Fernandez in “Top 100” state-wide for Bankruptcy: Business as well…

Jun 04 2020

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Amy Drushal and Gerald Davis Author Article on Impact of Restaurant Industry Shutdown for The Bankruptcy Strategist

By Trenam News Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News

For the June 2020 issue of The Bankruptcy Strategist from ALM's Law Journal Newsletters, Amy Drushal and Gerald Davis outlined the far-reaching economic impact of COVID-19 on the restaurant industry, especially as restaurants are already known to survive on tight margins. The short-term affect of the virus has already been…

Jun 04 2020

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Ashlyn Robinson Banks Outlines Difficult Non-Monetary Default Evictions for Commercial Leasing Law & Strategy

By Trenam News Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News

Ashlyn Robinson Banks authored an article for the June 2020 edition of the Commercial Leasing Law & Strategy published by ALM's Law Journal Newsletters wherein she explores options for commercial landlords considering evictions for tenants who violate non-monetary provisions of their leases. Landlords often consider adherence to these contractual obligations…

May 28 2020

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Stephanie Lieb Addresses Future of Malls for Tampa Bay Times amid Major Retail Bankruptcies and Closures

By Trenam News Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, News

As the rise in retail sector bankruptcies in recent years has reached a fever pitch due to the economic impact of COVID-19, Stephanie Lieb discussed the outlook for these struggling retailers in a May 28, 2020 article in Tampa Bay Times on the future of local malls whose retail tenants…

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Shareholder Robert G. Stern Elected to the Board of Directors as Secretary of the Real Estate Investment Council of Tampa Bay

Shareholder D. Michael O’Leary Begins Term as Chair of the Tax Section of The Florida Bar

Stephanie Lieb Discusses Appeal of Distressed Restaurants for Investors in The Wall Street Journal

Alicia Koepke Quoted on Landmark Supreme Court Ruling Regarding LGBTQ Employee Rights in Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine

Loss in the Time of Coronavirus: Evaluating WARN Obligations During a Pandemic

Trenam Law Attorneys Recognized in Florida Trend Magazine’s “Legal Elite” 2020

Forty Seven Attorneys Recognized in Florida Super Lawyers 2020

Amy Drushal and Gerald Davis Author Article on Impact of Restaurant Industry Shutdown for The Bankruptcy Strategist

Ashlyn Robinson Banks Outlines Difficult Non-Monetary Default Evictions for Commercial Leasing Law & Strategy

Stephanie Lieb Addresses Future of Malls for Tampa Bay Times amid Major Retail Bankruptcies and Closures

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