My hourly v. salaried employee article was recently featured in The National Law Journal, the “Wall Street Journal of the Legal Profession.” I love to contribute to these kinds of publications because I am giving advice to my fellow attorneys on the experiences I’ve had over ...

An article I recently contributed to the Miami Herald was published as this week’s “My View” column in the Business Monday section. This is my second time contributing to the column, and I am always delighted to be able to speak directly to the many talented business owners ...

I recently offered some advice to those trying to leave their job while having a non-compete agreement.   A few of the tips I shared include:   1. Do read your employment contract carefully It may sound obvious, but be sure you have closely read ...

With my work often involving complex issues with the employer-employee relationship, I was interested in a recent piece on NPR surrounding a Supreme Court ruling.  The Court ruled that public employees cannot be fired as a result of truthfully testifying in cases regarding public concern or corruption. In ...

With many of the cases I work on surrounding contract disputes, I am always interested in finding negotiations that hit the national scene. Over the past couple of months, digital marketplace Amazon has been in a heated quarrel with Hachette, a major publisher and e-book distributor. ...

  One of the big cases I was working on has come to an end, as Paulina Rubio entered a confidential settlement in the lawsuit we filed against her for missing a concert in Colombia. The Latin singer was sued by Miami businessman Carlos Gutierrez and ...

I recently had the pleasure of attending an event to support the important work done by Lawyers for Children America, hosted by the Miami office of McDermott Will & Emery, where my daughter is an associate.   It was a great event with a silent ...