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Smith Hulsey & Busey Co-Hosts 2025 Florida-Georgia Moot Court Competition

November 6, 2025

The 45th Florida-Georgia / Hulsey-Gambrell Moot Court Competition has concluded with a win for the University of Georgia. Smith Hulsey & Busey co-hosted the event with Smith, Gambrell & Russell on Oct. 31 at the Duval County Courthouse in Jacksonville.  The competition brought together top law students from the University of Florida College of Law […]

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Charmaine Chiu Presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics’ 2025 National Conference

October 6, 2025

Smith Hulsey & Busey shareholder Charmaine T. M. Chiu spoke at the American Academy of Pediatrics’ 2025 National Conference and Exhibition on Sept. 27 in Denver, Colorado.  Chiu participated in a panel discussion titled “H0267: Section on International Medical Graduates Program Financial Literacy and Management for Trainees and Practicing Physicians,” focused on physician employment contracts […]

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Sanctioning the Match-Fixers: Smith Hulsey & Busey Assists the ITIA’s Global Push Against Tennis’s Cheaters

October 2, 2025

When Belgian police investigating claims of tennis match rigging uncovered a vast, international web of corruption, the London based International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) asked SHB, long-time outside counsel to the ITIA, for assistance in bringing anti-corruption charges against participating tennis professionals.  The ITIA and SHB drew on a broad coalition of investigators, counsel and […]

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Corporate Transparency Act Updates

February 26, 2025

The ruling, issued by Judge Amos L. Mazzant, came in response to a lawsuit filed in May 2024, where plaintiffs argued that Congress exceeded its constitutional authority in passing the CTA. In a detailed 79-page order, the Court found that the plaintiffs were likely to succeed in their claims and extended the injunction nationwide, even though the plaintiffs initially sought relief only for themselves and their members. 

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