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Jan 10 2020

Shareholder Catherine M. DiPaolo Elected to Glazer Children’s Museum Board of Trustees

By Trenam News Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News

Trenam Law is pleased to announce shareholder Catherine M. DiPaolo has been elected to the Glazer Children’s Museum Board of Trustees. The Glazer Children’s Museum was founded as the Children’s Museum of Tampa in 1986 by community volunteers and with support of many private and public partners. The Children's Museum…

Jan 06 2020

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BusinessTrends 2019 Panelists Featured in Florida Trend’s 2020 Economic Outlook

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Florida Trend published its 2020 Economic Outlook in the January 2020 issue, which included commentary shared by panelists at the BusinessTrends 2019 event hosted by Trenam Law in October 2019 at the Tampa River Center. Entitled “Business Trends: The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown,” the event was moderated by…

Dec 30 2019

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Florida’s Sales Tax on Commercial Leases Reduced Again, Effective January 1, 2020

By Trenam News News, Real Estate and Lending Transactions

Florida is the only state in the country that imposes a comprehensive sales tax on commercial real estate leases. The state’s Department of Revenue estimated that at least 150,000 businesses collectively paid almost $2 billion in commercial lease taxes in 2018. After prior failed attempts, the Florida legislature has been…

Dec 23 2019

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Trenam Law Celebrates 50 Years

By Stephen Massaro News, Spotlight

Nov 15 2019

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BusinessTrends 2019 – The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown

By Trenam News News, Publications

A Summary of the Panel Discussion On Wednesday, October 16th, Trenam Law presented our annual panel discussion and networking event—BusinessTrends—this year entitled “The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown,” at the Tampa River Center. WUSF’s Morning Edition Co-Anchor, Bradley George, moderated the discussion among panelists Tim Bogott, CEO of TradeWinds…

Nov 08 2019

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Shareholder Patrick M. Causey Appointed to St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce Board of Governors

By Trenam News News

Trenam Law is pleased to announce shareholder Patrick M. Causey has been appointed to the Board of Governors for the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce. The St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce is the preeminent leader of business ensuring the economic growth and vitality of the community. The Chamber offers members…

Nov 05 2019

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“Trenam Names First Female President as Firm Marks 50th Anniversary,” Tampa Bay Business Journal

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On November 4, 2019, Tampa Bay Business Journal highlighted Marie Tomassi and her recent promotion to serve as President of Trenam Law, which marks the firm’s first woman president and coincides with the celebration of Trenam’s 50th anniversary. Following her elevation, Marie now serves a dual role as both Managing…

Oct 31 2019

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Trenam Law Receives 22 Tier-1 Rankings in U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Law Firms” List 2020

By Trenam News Appellate, Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Business Transactions, Construction, Eminent Domain and Property Rights Litigation, Estate and Trust Planning, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, News, Personal Injury, Real Estate and Lending Transactions, Securities, Tax

Firm Ranked in 25 Practice Areas in Tampa Bay Region Trenam Law is pleased to announce that the firm received 22 top-tier rankings in the 2020 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Law Firm” rankings in the Tampa and St. Petersburg metropolitan regions. Overall, Trenam Law received 29…

Oct 31 2019

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Gary Teblum Co-Authors Article That Addresses Key Changes To the Florida Business Corporation Act (Part 1)

By Trenam News Business Transactions, News

The revised act (designated F.S. Ch. 2019-90) will become effective on January 1, 2020. Florida’s corporate statute (Part I of the FBCA) is largely modeled on the Revised Model Business Corporation Act. The Model Act is promulgated by the Corporate Laws Committee of the Business Law Section of the American…

Oct 29 2019

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Trenam’s Appellate Newsletter: Bad Discovery Order? Here are a Few of Your Options

By Adam Brouillet Appellate, News, Publications

You’ve just been ordered to respond to discovery that seeks information that has nothing to do with the claims or defenses in the case, seeks information that would take hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars to compile or seeks information that is highly sensitive and confidential. Alternatively, you’ve been…

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