Fourteen Attorneys and Four Practice Areas Receive Recognition TAMPA, FL – Trenam Law has been ranked among the top Florida law firms in Chambers USA 2018 America's Leading Business Lawyers for Business, an annual publication by Chambers and Partners. The recognition includes fourteen of the firm’s attorneys and four of its…
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Federal and State Court Judges in Florida order nearly every civil case, whether it is a commercial/ business litigation, a divorce proceeding, or a personal injury claim, to participate in mediation at some point during the life cycle of the case. As routine as this fact may be, lawyers tend…
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The article was originally published by ABA Bank Compliance in May-June 2018. In everyday language, “frivolous” is defined as “silly” and “not having any serious purpose or value.” The legal definition of “frivolous” is “lacking in any arguable basis or merit in either law or fact.” Most defendants in litigation…
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Amy Drushal authored the article “Protecting Your Institution from Fair Credit Reporting Act Litigation,” published in the May/June 2018 edition of the American Bankers Association’s Bank Compliance magazine. Given the uptick in frivolous claims brought by plaintiffs under the FCRA, financial institutions must be prepared to protect themselves from Fair…
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In an article for USA Today on April 24, 2018, Lori Vaughan provided insight on a recent proposal by Sears CEO Edward Lampert to acquire Sears’ lucrative Kenmore brand through his hedge fund in an effort to help the company’s lagging sales. While money made from the sale of Kenmore…
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Trenam attorney Maja Lacevic, along with four friends, started a scholarship with USF’s Women in Leadership & Philanthropy. The five women are Bosnian refugees. The goal of the scholarship is to benefit one scholar per year, awarded to a new American woman that shows strong academic and civic promise and…
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Data privacy law in the United States continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and all companies would be wise to pay close attention. As any company that has experienced a data breach can attest, the location of a company’s offices does not solely determine which law applies. Instead, companies…
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During the national evening broadcast of Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal on April 10, 2018, Lori Vaughan provided insight for a segment on bonuses offered to executives at companies that have filed for bankruptcy, such as Toys ‘R’ Us. Executives are important for companies to achieve the key objectives of Chapter…
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In an article for Full Service Restaurant Magazine published on April 9, 2018, Alicia Koepke provides insight on two recent updates to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) regarding employee tip income. Many restaurants know that the FLSA requires them to pay minimum wage to non-exempt employees, but allows employers…
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This article was originally published by the ABI Journal in April 2018. Future-advance (or “dragnet”) clauses can be found in most loan documents today, but have you ever considered whether you can enforce them? One could easily argue that loaned money is collectable, either under the promissory note or…
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