She’s an insider’s insider, while also reflecting a story not always evidenced in the stodgy halls of state power: the growing power of people of color in Florida government. A double Gator, she received a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Florida and a law degree from […]
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Uber Didn’t Want to Play by the Rules
07.16.2015
Areas of Focus:
Government Law & Lobbying
As construction activity continues to increase in today’s booming real estate market, so are the risks resulting from a strained skilled labor force and fast-paced production. With proper planning, owners can mitigate much of this risk by taking steps to avoid it, shift it to others, or insure against it. […]
Areas of Focus:
Construction Law & Litigation
Innovative and efficient designs can drive project success. “Public-private partnerships” (P3s) is one of the hottest buzz terms in public construction in the United States these days. A relatively new concept in America but old and well established in many other parts of the world P3s are starting to transform […]
