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Oct 09 2020
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Cat DiPaolo Authors Article for Construction Executive on How Contractors Can Manage Supplier and Vendor Relationships as COVID-19 Disruptions Continue

By Construction, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News
Originally published by Construction Executive on October 6, 2020.  You can view the original post here. As the world continues to weather the worst pandemic outbreak in more than a century, causing disruptions across a wide swath of businesses, contractors that navigate the current crisis alongside their suppliers and vendors…
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Oct 05 2020
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Stephanie Lieb Authors Article for Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine on What’s in Store for International Plaza

By Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, News
Originally published in the October 2020 issue of Tampa Bay Business & Wealth magazine. Imagine walking through International Plaza a year from now. What will you find? Surely none of us can escape the news of shuttering storefronts and faltering brands. Once we have a viable vaccine, will consumer confidence…
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Sep 21 2020
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Trenam Law Promotes Thomas J. Cockriel to Shareholder

By Business Transactions, News
Trenam Law is pleased to announce that Thomas “Tom” J. Cockriel has been promoted to Shareholder. He is a member of the firm’s Business Transactions Team. Tom’s practice focuses on corporate and business transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, and sale transactions, capital raising transactions, intellectual property and technology agreements, trademark and…
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Sep 16 2020
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Rob Stern Authors Column for Tampa Bay Business Journal on Practical Solutions for Landlords and Lenders with Struggling Tenants

By News, Real Estate and Lending Transactions
With the moratorium on evictions and foreclosures in Florida was once again extended to October 1, Rob Stern authored the September 11, 2020 guest column for the Tampa Bay Business Journal offering practical solutions for lenders, bankers, landlords and tenants to avoid evictions, loan defaults and foreclosures as economic struggles…
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Sep 04 2020
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Stephanie Lieb

Stephanie Lieb Discusses New Version of Chapter 11 for Small Businesses in Tampa Bay Business Journal

By Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, News
A new bankruptcy subchapter that went into effect in February could become massively important to small businesses across the country in the coming months. Earlier this year, Congress approved a new bankruptcy subchapter called Chapter 5, which is designed to allow reorganization for smaller businesses that cannot afford to file…
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