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Letters of Intent in Connection with Sales of Businesses: Key Considerations
Once a business owner has identified a prospective purchaser of his or her business, a letter of intent will typically be entered into. All too often, merger and acquisition (M&A) lawyers are engaged after sellers have signed letters of intent.Gunster Is South Florida's Latest Law Firm to Expand Its Private Wealth Practice
"We've received increasing interest from lawyers in the Northeast, and in California, who want to transplant to Florida and are interested in joining our firm," said Gunster managing shareholder Bill Perry.Are California Lawyers Heading to Sunnier Pastures?
"We've received increasing interest from lawyers in the Northeast, and in California, who want to transplant to Florida and are interested in joining our firm," said Gunster managing shareholder Bill Perry.Northeastern Attorneys Following The Flow Of Wealth To Florida
"We've received increasing interest from lawyers in the Northeast, and in California, who want to transplant to Florida and are interested in joining our firm," said Gunster managing shareholder Bill Perry.Employee or Independent Contractor? DOL Muddies the Water With Rule Withdrawal
The proper classification of workers is a critical issue for any business. Lawsuits alleging that businesses have "misclassified" employees as contractors are very common, especially in south Florida.View more book results for the query "Gunster"
Slowly But Surely, South Florida's Law Firms Are Making Their Way Back to the Office
We asked local firms when they're going back and how they're doing it.Gunster Out: Miami Judge Disqualifies Shareholder and Law Firm in Insurance Suit
The order follows the disqualification of Akerman and one of its commercial litigators from the case about two months ago.Shareholder and Law Firm Disqualified in Multi-Year Insurance Suit
The order follows the disqualification of Akerman and one of its commercial litigators from the case about two months ago.Floridian Migration Sustains Attorney Hiring in Tax, Trust and Estates, and Private Wealth
Last week, midsize firms in New York, Florida and Tennessee all found ways to capitalize on the migration of money and wealth to the Sunshine State via lateral hiring and office openings in tax planning, trusts and estates, and private wealth practices.Midsize Moves: An IP Pair, a Land Use Duo
Brown Rudnick added the IP duo of Ian DiBernardo and Jason Sobel, Miguel and Elinette Diaz de la Portilla joined Gunster's environmental and land use law practice in Miami, and other midsize moves.Trending Stories
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