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August 2019

Aug 27 2019
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What’s New in the Use of Restrictive Covenants by Florida Medical Practices and Healthcare Businesses?

By Health Care, News, Publications
Originally published by Orlando Medical News in August 2019. It is expensive to own and operate a medical practice or healthcare business - the costs of electronic health records technology, medical and office equipment, and building and maintaining business relationships is significant. Physicians and healthcare business owners justifiably want to…
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Aug 15 2019
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Shareholder Cate Wells Designated as Mayor’s Appointee to the Barrio Latino Commission for the City of Tampa

By Land Use and Government, News
TAMPA, FL – Trenam Law is pleased to announce that Shareholder Cate Wells has been designated as the Mayor’s Appointee to the Barrio Latino Commission for the City of Tampa. The Barrio Latino Commission has the responsibility of preserving the historic fabric of the Ybor City Historic District and maintaining…
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Aug 14 2019
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Forty-Six Attorneys from Trenam Law Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020

By Appellate, Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Casualty / Personal Injury Defense, Construction, Eminent Domain and Property Rights Litigation, Employment, Estate and Trust Planning, Health Care, Intellectual Property, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News, Personal Injury, Real Estate and Lending Transactions, Securities, Spotlight, Tax
Two Attorneys Named Best Lawyers® "Lawyer of the Year" TAMPA, FL – Trenam Law is pleased to announce that forty-six of its attorneys have been listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020.  Additionally, two attorneys have been named Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year" in their particular specialty and region, they…
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Aug 02 2019
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Stephanie Lieb Co-Authors Article on Civil Contempt for Discharge Injunction Violations

By Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, News, Publications
This article was originally published by Law Journal Newsletters in August 2019. The Bankruptcy Court has the inherent power to impose civil contempt as a sanction for a violation of the discharge injunction. 11 U.S.C. §105. Even though these inherent powers derive from civil contempt, courts have fashioned their own…
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