Brett Schneider Spoke at Florida Municipal Attorneys Association Annual Seminar
Brett Schneider spoke about medical marijuana in the workplace at the Florida Municipal Attorneys Association annual seminar held at The Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach on July 13.
Firm’s Broward Office Managing Director Jamie Cole Featured on WSVN Ch. 7
The firm’s Managing Director of its Broward office, Jamie Cole, appeared on WSVN Channel 7 during a press conference to discuss a recent favorable ruling in pending litigation challenging certain [...]
Weiss Serota Attorneys Secure Impactful Ruling on Behalf of Local Governments in Florida Firearm Preemption Case
Congratulations to the Firm’s Jamie Cole, Edward Guedes and Adam Hapner for their leading role in the consolidate lawsuit brought by 30 cities, 3 counties and over 70 local elected officials [...]
Palm Beach Managing Director Brett Schneider Moderates at FPHRA Conference
Our Palm Beach Managing Director, Brett Schneider, moderated a session at the Florida Public Human Resources Association’s annual conference. This engaging session discussed why employees sue [...]
Cliff Schulman Served as Moderator of “Tallahassee Update” Hosted by City of Sunny Isles Beach
Firm partner, Cliff Schulman, moderated the “Tallahassee Update” hosted by the City of Sunny Isles Beach with Sen. Jason Pizzo and Rep. Joe Gellar. Sen. Pizzo and Rep. Gellar spoke about being [...]
Owners in HOAs Beware: What You Don’t Know About Eminent Domain May Hurt You
A recent decision from Florida’s First District Court of Appeal serves as a friendly reminder that those who own common area in homeowners associations are not treated the same as ordinary [...]
Legal Alert: New Proposed Overtime Rule Would Make 1.1 Million More Employees Eligible For Overtime Pay
On March 7, 2019, the Department of Labor announced a new proposed rule that would extend eligibility for overtime pay to approximately 1.1 million additional workers. The proposed rule [...]
Legal Alert: Local Governments’ Proprietary Power To Choose Not To Allow Gun Shows At Government Owned Facilities
Pursuant to Florida Statutes, the regulation of firearms and ammunition is preempted to the State, and local governments and their officials are potentially exposed to onerous penalties [...]
Florida Supreme Court Opts Not to Consider Appeal of Lower Court Decision Prohibiting Local Government From Setting Minimum Wage Exceeding State Minimum Wage
On February 6, 2019, Florida’s newly constituted Supreme Court chose not to hear Miami Beach’s appeal of the Third District Court of Appeal’s decision striking down the City’s [...]
