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May 06 2021

Dean Kent Discusses High Profile Copyright Lawsuit with Daily Business Review

By Dean Kent Intellectual Property, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News

In a May 5, 2021 article for the Daily Business Review, Dean Kent shed some legal context for a legal battle in the Southern District of Florida between a copyright holder of a significant portfolio of movies and Google. Carlos Vasallo’s Athos Overseas Ltd. Owns the world’s largest collection of…

Apr 21 2021

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Shareholder Alicia Koepke Discusses Accommodating Mental Disabilities During and After the Pandemic in the Florida Bar Journal

By Alicia Koepke Employment, News

Originally posted in The Florida Bar Journal, May/June 2021, Vol 95, No.3 The COVID-19 pandemic has caused increased stress, anxiety, and depression for many people, but particularly those suffering from preexisting mental illness. A variety of factors may play into such individuals not obtaining the help they need to succeed…

Apr 20 2021

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Increased Patient Access Under the 21st Century Cares Act: What it Means for Providers

By Erin Smith Aebel Health Care, News

The 21st Century Cures Act is a bipartisan-backed law passed in 2016 and implemented by rules in 2020. It is designed to give patients safe and secure access to health data so they can better manage their care and make more informed healthcare decisions. The Act’s goal is to make…

Apr 20 2021

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Defending Data Breach Lawsuits with a Compliant Cybersecurity Program

By Thomas Cockriel Cybersecurity and Data Privacy, News

When a business suffers a data breach, the business not only is victimized by the breach, but also might be sued if any personal or other confidential information was exposed. If the business can show it acted reasonably in protecting the information and suffered the breach anyway, however, the business…

Apr 19 2021

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Amy Drushal Discusses How to Effectively Mentor During a Pandemic in ABA Law Practice Today

By Amy Drushal News

Mentoring, like everything else during this pandemic, is hard. I serve as one of the chairs of my firm’s mentoring program. Pre-pandemic, I took my mentees to lunch once a month, and regularly stopped by their offices to chat and check in. We also had a quarterly lunch where all…

Apr 02 2021

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New Legal Liability Protections for Many Accused of Covid-19 Related Violations

By Trenam News COVID-19 Legal Updates, News

On March 29, 2021, Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation protecting certain business entities, educational institutions, governmental entities, religious institutions, and individuals from liability for claims related to COVID-19. The law is designed to curb the threat of unknown and potentially unlimited liability to such entities and institutions, some of which…

Apr 02 2021

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New Legal Liability Protections for Many Accused of Covid-19 Related Violations

By Trenam News COVID-19 Legal Updates, News

Mar 31 2021

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Erin Smith Aebel Featured in Florida Trend’s Special Report on Health Care

By Erin Smith Aebel Health Care, News

For the April 2021 issue of Florida Trend, Erin Smith Aebel shared insights for the publication’s special report on health care with a full-page feature discussing key updates facing the industry. Topics ranged from COVID-19 to the 21st Century Cures Act, which requires providers to give patients to clinical notes…

Mar 31 2021

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Gregg Hutt Discusses What Developers are Facing for Unpaid Construction and Labor Contracts with Tampa Bay Times

By Gregg Hutt Construction, News

Development teams behind Water Street Tampa are facing at least 20 liens and disputes on buildings in their growing downtown mini-city, all for unpaid construction and labor contracts within the past year. The groups, including builders and limited liability corporations tied to developers and land owners, owe more than $30.1…

Mar 25 2021

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Erin Smith Aebel Discusses BA and Subcontractor Compliance with Health Care Compliance Association

By Trenam News Health Care, News

Report on Patient Privacy 21, no. 3 (March 2021) Sometime during the fall, a worker for a subcontractor of Humana Inc. decided to share actual member information from medical records via a Google document with people he was training to be medical coders, part of his attempt to run a…

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Dean Kent Discusses High Profile Copyright Lawsuit with Daily Business Review

Shareholder Alicia Koepke Discusses Accommodating Mental Disabilities During and After the Pandemic in the Florida Bar Journal

Increased Patient Access Under the 21st Century Cares Act: What it Means for Providers

Defending Data Breach Lawsuits with a Compliant Cybersecurity Program

Amy Drushal Discusses How to Effectively Mentor During a Pandemic in ABA Law Practice Today

New Legal Liability Protections for Many Accused of Covid-19 Related Violations

New Legal Liability Protections for Many Accused of Covid-19 Related Violations

Erin Smith Aebel Featured in Florida Trend’s Special Report on Health Care

Gregg Hutt Discusses What Developers are Facing for Unpaid Construction and Labor Contracts with Tampa Bay Times

Erin Smith Aebel Discusses BA and Subcontractor Compliance with Health Care Compliance Association

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