Government

This article originally appeared in the Miami Herald on December 1, 2020 and was originally written by firm partner, Chad Friedman.   Local, state and federal officials recognize that sea-level [...]

Yesterday, the Florida Supreme Court declined to review a very important case regarding the billing of fire fees on utility bills. In Discount Sleep of Ocala, LLC, et al. v. City of Ocala (2020), [...]

The Firm is proud to announce that U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers announced the release of the “Best Law Firms” rankings, naming WSHC + B to the 2021 list. The Firm is nationally [...]

In a recent article by Construction Dive, partner Mitch Bierman discusses Honolulu’s recent decision to withdraw the city from participation in a public-private partnership (P3) for the $9 [...]

In a recent article by the Sun Sentinel, partner Jamie Cole discusses a ballot question facing Broward County registered voters in November. The City of Weston has filed a lawsuit to stop the [...]

In a recent article by the Daily Business Review, partner, Susan Trevarthen shares her story on becoming a land use attorney. Susan was inspired to pursue urban planning while working as a [...]

Partner Susan Trevarthen was published in the American Planners Association blog titled “Fighting for Federal Support: Planners Speak Out.” In the blog post, planners across the country, who are [...]

Partner Susan Trevarthen and attorneys Alicia Gonzalez and Adam Hapner were published in Stetson Law Review’s Vol. 49, No. 4. In “Deciding Where To Take Your Takings Case Post-Knick,” Susan and [...]

Appellate Practice Chair, Ed Guedes, and litigation partner, Sam Zeskind, obtained from the Third District Court of Appeal a reversal of the trial court’s ruling that the City of Aventura’s red [...]

In light of the heightened national attention on police use of force, many municipalities are trying to identify changes that can be made to police oversight to address community concerns. One [...]