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February 19, 2016

Tallahassee Democrat

Voters Should Not Have to Join a Party

Glenn Burhans, Jr.

February 19, 2016

Stearns Weaver Miller News Update

Challenges in South Florida Coastal Permitting Projects Mount, with Statewide Implications

Reggie L. Bouthillier Jeffrey A. Collier Jacob T. Cremer

February 17, 2016

Sun Sentinel

Florida Voters Deserve Say in Meaningful Elections

Glenn Burhans, Jr.

February 16, 2016

BeLabor the Point Blog

2-4-6-8 Minimum Wage is Not So Great: NFL Cheerleaders Fight Back

Andrew L. Rodman

February 10, 2016

BeLabor the Point Blog

The “Accidental” Termination?

Ingrid H. Ponce

February 2, 2016

BeLabor the Point Blog

Same Pay for the Same Day? EEOC Wants to Take a Look

Eric K. Gabrielle

February 1, 2016

Florida Employment Law Letter

Navigating the FLSA’s ‘On-Call’ Rules

Andrew L. Rodman

February 1, 2016

Florida Employment Law Letter

NLRB Finds Employer’s Prohibition on Workplace Recordings Unlawful

Lisa K. Berg

January 29, 2016

BeLabor the Point Blog

Turn a FICA Sting Into a FICA Benefit

Sharon Quinn Dixon

January 29, 2016

Daily Business Review

Feds Shift Focus to Money Laundering in Miami Real Estate

Jason P. Hernandez

January 27, 2016

Stearns Weaver Miller News Update

Updates to Joint Coastal Permit Rules Provide Expedited Review and Longer Permit Duration

Reggie L. Bouthillier Jeffrey A. Collier Jacob T. Cremer

January 25, 2016

Miami Herald

Arsht Center is Building a Community

Alan H. Fein

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