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Finance firms still are inking deals to lease space in West Palm Beach despite fears of a commercial office slowdown.

Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Jennifer Bailey has set a Sept. 15 auction date

Community Foundation of Broward, The Jewish Community Foundation of the Jewish Federation of Broward County, and United Way of Broward County are hosting the 22nd Annual Joint Tax & Estate Planning Seminar to provide in-depth best practices to lo...

It is unclear when payments will be made as the timing depends on when courts are available to schedule a hearing.

The legal fight over vacation rentals on Marco Island just got more tangled with a fourth lawsuit against the city that was recently filed.

Florida's adoption of a tougher law to curb employment for undocumented immigrants already appears to be creating a chilling effect on unauthorized workers in the construction, hospitality and agricultural industries. Many are said to be contemplating leaving the state.

In this post, we’re going to share three excellent deposition tips taken from a recent online presentation, How to Prepare for Your First (or 100th) Deposition, delivered by a pair of...

A state judge has derailed a developer's plan to overhaul the vacated Sears site at the Boca Raton Town Center. Judge Samantha Schosberg Feuer ruled that Seritage, which submitted plans to the city to build a commercial enclave called The Collection, violated an agreement with Simon Properties, owner of the majority of the mall, to acquire the land and develop a plan of its own.

The Survive and Thrive Advocacy Center recently honored six local changemakers as part of the annual Imagine Freedom event.

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