Happy Friday! I recently returned from the 2026 National APEX Accelerator Alliance – NAPEX conference in Orlando. It’s always a great event and this year was no exception. The venue was wonderful and a great space for interacting with many
If you want to know which jalapeño products have actually been pulled from store shelves in the Salmonella Javiana outbreak, there is exactly one place to find them gathered in one spot. It is not fda.gov. It is not a press release
If you’re interested in learning more about the domestic preference rules, I’d love to see you at the 2026 National APEX Accelerator Alliance (NAPEX) Conference in Orlando! I’ll be presenting “Domestic Sourcing: Buy American Act & Trade Agreements Act” on
Brightline’s proposed Orlando to Tampa extension has put a fresh spotlight on rail takings for property owners up and down the Interstate 4 corridor. If your home, business, or investment parcel sits anywhere near the planned route, you should understand
Orlando consistently ranks as the most-visited destination in the United States, with Visit Orlando reporting more than 74 million visitors annually and generating tens of billions in regional economic impact. Behind that traffic sits a sprawling supply chain of hotels,
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Our firm is a four attorney estate planning firm in Orlando, Florida. I am the owner of the firm and the other three attorneys are associates. We have three paralegals, a bookkeeper, and two administrative assistants. Approximately sixty percent
The D&O Diary was on assignment in Florida last week, with stops in both Orlando and Miami. It is always a pleasure to be in Florida, even though this time the Orlando leg of the trip was unusually cold.
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A news report in today's edition of Religion News Service exposes a grim fact: newly strained finances are just one reality that Latino immigrant churches are adjusting to as the Trump administration accelerates a promised mass deportation campaign and other
The federal district court granted the insurer’s motion to dismiss because the insureds’ claim for damages under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy was submitted too late. Caruso v. First Protective Ins. Co., 2025 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 23288 (M.D.
