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US Supreme Court lifts stay on Seminole Gaming Compact, but…

US Supreme Court lifts stay on Seminole Gaming Compact, but…

by Brian Burgess | Oct 26, 2023

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed Florida’s gambling compact with the Seminole Tribe to proceed by lifting a stay on a lower court ruling. However, Justice Brett Kavanaugh expressed concerns about the legality of the Tribe’s off-reservation gaming...
Florida Chamber recognizes key business leaders, including Eric Silagy, L3Harris’s Scott Mikuen, AdventHealth’s Mike Griffin, and others

Florida Chamber recognizes key business leaders, including Eric Silagy, L3Harris’s Scott Mikuen, AdventHealth’s Mike Griffin, and others

by Brian Burgess | Oct 25, 2023

At this year’s Florida Chamber Annual Meeting & Future of Florida Forum, Chairman Chas Bailes III recognized a handful of distinguished business leaders from across a range of industries. Several notable awardees were recognized: including L3Harris’s...
Tampa Bay Times decries lack of evidence in Florida’s insurance crisis, then later coughs up the evidence

Tampa Bay Times decries lack of evidence in Florida’s insurance crisis, then later coughs up the evidence

by Brian Burgess | Oct 24, 2023

Great googly-moogly. The Tampa Bay Times is at it again, this time it’s a story in which they decry “thin evidence” that Florida’s property insurance crisis is due to frivolous lawsuits. Of course, they publish some of the very evidence in the...
High stakes: upcoming recreational marijuana case will have far-reaching impact

High stakes: upcoming recreational marijuana case will have far-reaching impact

by Brian Burgess | Oct 22, 2023

A high-stakes legal showdown over the future of recreational marijuana in Florida is just weeks away, as the state’s highest court prepares to hear oral arguments in a case with far-reaching implications. At the center of the drama is Smart and Safe Florida, the...
More details emerge as Florida lawmakers set special session for early November

More details emerge as Florida lawmakers set special session for early November

by Brian Burgess | Oct 21, 2023

A special legislative session in Florida is scheduled from Monday, November 6 to Thursday, November 9, addressing a broad range of issues. The session will focus on hurricane relief, insurance costs, educational funding for students with unique abilities, and...
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