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“Not Every Communication With Your Attorney Is Privileged” – Daily Business Review

05.19.2021
Allen M. Levine

The attorney-client privilege is one of the oldest privileges in the law. The privilege started out as a common law right but has since been codified in the Florida Evidence Code. As a general matter, the privilege protects private conversations between attorneys and their clients. But just because a conversation […]

Areas of Focus: Business Litigation

“Common Interest Is Broader Than You May Think” – Daily Business Review

05.17.2021
Allen M. Levine

Generally speaking, private conversations between an attorney and client are privileged and their contents cannot be discovered. The same is true with respect to an attorney’s work product and his mental thoughts and impressions. These privileges are so engrained in the law that Florida has codified them at Florida Statute […]

Areas of Focus: Business Litigation

“Does New Law SB 72 Protect Community Associations From COVID-19 Claims?” – Daily Business Review

05.03.2021
Donna DiMaggio Berger

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed SB 72 into law on March 29. For some time, volunteer community association boards, their managers, and professional advisers have worried that private residential communities might be subject to potential claims related to how the board managed (or in some cases, mismanaged) the COVID-19 pandemic. […]

Areas of Focus: Condo, Co-Op & HOA, Florida Community Association

“Lobbyist Gets Shareholder-Like Privileges as Florida Bar Reconsiders Law Firm Ownership” – Daily Business Review

02.02.2021
Omar FrancoGary C. Rosen

By Dan Roe As the Florida Bar and other states consider non-attorney ownership of law firms, some law firms are coming up with creative approaches to give top privileges to professionals outside the attorney ranks. This month, Becker, a midsize Fort Lauderdale-based firm, announced that one of its lobbyists, Omar […]

Areas of Focus: Government Law & Lobbying, Federal Lobbying