Florida Historic Marker for Historic DeLand Courthouse
Was really pleased to read in the News-Journal today that a Florida Historic Marker has been placed at the Historic DeLand Courthouse. DeLand is the county seat for Volusia County. This courthouse was built in [...]
Greg Snell Speaks to Medical Practice Managers on Employment Law at Volusia County Medical Society Lunch & Learn
Attorney Greg Snell spoke to a gathering of medical practice managers in Daytona Beach on April 6 at a lunch and learn event hosted by the Volusia County Medical Society and sponsored by Radiology Associates. [...]
On President’s Day I Choose to Remember Lincoln – My Inspiration for Becoming a Lawyer
I learned something about President's Day today. I mistakenly believed that it was a day of celebration for both George Washington and Abraham Lincolns' birthdays. When I was young both of their birthdays were on [...]
A Missing Comma Cost Maine Dairy Business $5 Million – Could it Happen to You?
A Maine dairy business was required to pay its employees $5 million because a missing "Oxford comma" created ambiguity in an overtime law. A link to an article on the case in the ABA Journal [...]
Assigning Insurance Claim Benefits to a Contractor is Not a Good Idea
An article appeared in the Wall Street Journal yesterday (see link below) in which it was reported that assigning insurance claim benefits to contractors in Florida has caused significant homeowner insurance premium increases. This has [...]
This Lawyer Isn’t Protecting A Harvey Weinstein In Your Workplace
Below is a link to an article in which the implication, or maybe more than implication, seems to be that lawyers work with employers to protect sexual predators like Harvey Weinstein in the workplace. I've [...]