"BEST PRACTICES IN CREDIT REPORTING" 3/3/2017 Amy Drushal and Lara Roeske Fernandez authored an article published in the March 2017 edition of ALM’s The Corporate Counselor discussing an emerging trend in Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) litigation involving Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Under Chapter 13 bankruptcies, the debtor proposes a repayment…
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Post-Judgment Collection: Stepping Into the Shoes of the Judgment Debtor in Claims Against Third Parties 2/24/2017 As seen in The Florida Bar Journal, March 2017, Volume 91, No. 3 The obvious, most efficient ways to collect on a money judgment are to garnish the judgment debtor’s bank account or negotiate a…
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3/1/2017 Tampa, FL – Trenam Law and its employees participated in a Metropolitan Ministries Drive. Trenam’s employees collected and donated food, baby, and hygiene items. Metropolitan Ministries serves nearly 320 people per day through their outreach services and is home to 100 families and 250 children on their campus. The…
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2/20/2017 Tampa, FL – Trenam Law is pleased to announce attorneys Alicia H. Koepke and Kelly J. Ruoff received an AV Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell. Martindale-Hubbell has been providing ratings for attorneys for 120 years and is widely respected as the gold-standard of legal rating services. The AV-distinction is awarded based…
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2/10/2017 As seen in the Tampa Bay Business Journal A Tampa cybersecurity firm is preparing to publish what the CEO says will be the first report designed to help top corporate executives understand the business risks of data breaches. The Cyber Balance Sheet Report, designed for boards of directors and C-level…
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Trenam Law is pleased to announce that shareholder Eric Koenig was featured in Law360 in an article titled Trenam Law’s Eric Koenig Grills (For) His Opponents. Koenig was featured in the Secret Lives of Lawyers column, a series on attorneys’ novel pursuits outside the courtroom. Koenig serves as a counselor…
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Yesterday, Judge Amos L. Mazzant III of the United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas, granted an emergency nationwide preliminary injunction that prevents the Department of Labor’s (DOL) new overtime rule, which doubled the salary threshold for white collar exemption from overtime pay, from going into effect on December…
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Nowadays, the prudent business owner should be cognizant of cybersecurity and the public relations and legal costs that can arise from a data breach. By holding personal information of customers, employees, or anyone else, the business assumes the legal and public relations obligations to keep that information secure. Cybersecurity is…
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Most litigators have experienced that mediation is a virtual certainty in nearly all cases. The question is no longer if, but when. In evaluating options for resolving your client’s dispute, you may ask yourself “when is the right time to mediate this dispute?” Some mediators might tell you it is…
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Trenam Law’s Richard M. Leisner spoke at a webinar on the topic of Redefining General Solicitation for Securities Offerings in the Internet and Social Media Age. Approximately 100 were in attendance at the webinar given by Strafford Publications. Leisner is the firm’s senior securities lawyer. Since joining the firm in 1972, Leisner’s broad-based corporate and securities law practice encompasses virtually all stages of the life…
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