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May 7, 2024 In Articles, Legal Updates By Pavese Law Firm

EPA PUBLISHES MEMORANDUM OF STRATEGIC CIVIL-CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT POLICY

PRINT ARTICLE By: Katherine R. English, Esq. On April 17, 2024, EPA’s Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurances published a memorandum setting forth a new Strategic Civil-Criminal Enforcement Policy that is immediately effective. EPA is responsible for enforcing many of the federal laws related to environmental protection,

February 27, 2024 In Articles, Legal Updates By Pavese Law Firm

D.C. JUDGE ISSUES IMMEDIATE HALT TO FLORIDA 404 PROGRAM

PRINT ARTICLE By: Chené Thompson, Esq., On February 15, 2024, at 11:42pm EST, a judge presiding over the case of Center for Biological Diversity et al. vs. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, et al., issued a decision immediately vacating Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s (FDEP) programmatic biological opinion and essentially

January 1, 2016 In Employment Law Newsletter, Events & Seminars, Legal Updates By Pavese Law Firm

Special Edition: Legislative Update Pending Florida Bills Through 1-12-2016

It is that time of year when the Florida Legislature is in session. This Special Edition of Legal Updates contains an attachment with information regarding all of the employment law bills that have been filed through January 12, 2016. You will note that following the

June 17, 2013 In Articles, Legal Updates By Pavese Law Firm

Q & A – Community Association

If permission is granted by one Board member, is the Association legally stopped from enforcing its governing documents? In Curci Village Condominium Association, Inc. v. Santa Maria, 14 So. 3d 1175 (Fla. 4th DCA, June 17, 2009), an Owner in a homeowners association verbally asked the

June 9, 2013 In Legal Updates By Pavese Law Firm

Statutory vs. Non-Statutory Reserves

A recent amendment to Florida Statute Section 720.303(6), which became effective on July 1, 2010, clarifies reserve requirements for mandatory homeowners association which are governed under Chapter 720 Florida Statutes. This Statute, as amended, now distinguishes between "statutory reserves" and other types of “voluntary” or

October 7, 2010 In Articles, Events & Seminars, Legal Updates By Pavese Law Firm

Amendment 4 Will Cripple and Delay Any Economic Recovery in Florida

Amendment 4 was originally proposed in 2003, during the height of Florida’s development boom and strongest economy in decades. It was designed to slow growth or stop it completely by requiring that every amendment to local comprehensive plans would be put to a vote of

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EPA PUBLISHES MEMORANDUM OF STRATEGIC CIVIL-CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT POLICY

D.C. JUDGE ISSUES IMMEDIATE HALT TO FLORIDA 404 PROGRAM

Special Edition: Legislative Update Pending Florida Bills Through 1-12-2016

Q & A – Community Association

Statutory vs. Non-Statutory Reserves

Amendment 4 Will Cripple and Delay Any Economic Recovery in Florida

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