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Fox Business - Small Businesses Loosen Up Corporate Structure to Boost Bottom Line
How would you like to bring your dog to work, create your own hours, and enjoy free lunch five days a week? Although this may sound more like dorm life than corporate life, a growing number of small businesses across America are offering such "work perks" to employees in order to retain top talent and keep costs low.
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Duo wins $26M in copyright case for Member Services
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Physician's Money Digest - Know Your State's Law on Non-Compete Clauses
Non-compete clauses for physicians are nothing new; in fact, they’re quite common. They’ve been in physician contracts for years, particularly where relocation is an issue. But those clauses are now being enforced more frequently, according to Amy Galloway, a director with the Florida-based law firm Tripp Scott.
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Sun-Sentinel.com - Class action: Leadership Broward honors graduates
Leadership Broward Foundation, Inc. (LBF) will host the 20th annual "FUN Lunch" to recognize and honor graduates of the Leadership Broward adult class who have made contributions to LBF, the community and the causes they support.
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A recent Florida Supreme Court ruling could make new condominium and homeowners association laws obsolete for certain associations depending on how their governing documents were drafted.
In Cohn vs. The Grand Condominium Association Inc., the court ruled that unless an association's governing documents contain language that adopts future amendments to the Florida Condominium Act, those associations are no longer subject to new laws.
"It's created a tremendous degree of uncertainty as to what statutes apply to associations," said Zifrony, a real estate attorney for the law firm Tripp Scott that represents condominium and homeowners associations.
