Smith Hulsey & Busey shareholder Charmaine T. M. Chiu spoke at the Florida Society of Rheumatology’s 2025 Conference on June 20 at Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club in Orlando. Chiu’s presentation focused on legal challenges facing Florida physician practices, including recent updates to the False Claims Act, discharge procedures, scope-of-practice concerns for medical assistants, compliance […]
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Smith Hulsey & Busey Advises on Sale of Two Northeast Florida Mazda Dealerships
Smith Hulsey & Busey served as seller’s counsel in the June 24 sale of two Northeast Florida Mazda dealerships to the state?s largest dealership group, No. 8-ranked on the 2025 Automotive News Top 150 Dealership Groups list. According to Haig Partners, the sale of Hodges Mazda of the Avenues set a record blue sky value […]
Read moreCourt Rules in Favor of Smith Hulsey & Busey Client in Significant Administrative Law Appeal
Allan Wulbern and John Wallace secured a victory on behalf of Episcopal Children’s Services before the Fifth District Court of Appeal.
Read moreM&A Bargain Hunters Should Heed the WARN Act
As of early August, more than 170 U.S. companies had filed for Chapter 11 protection, citing losses from COVID-19 as a major factor. While this is a tough financial time for these businesses, it may provide opportunities for others with more liquidity to pick up some bargains.
Read moreCARES Act: Legal summaries for employers and healthcare providers
Our attorneys break down important changes in the CARES Act coronavirus relief legislation. See what employers and healthcare providers need to know.
Read moreIs too much screen time harmful to a child’s brain?
It’s nearly impossible to totally escape screens in today’s tech-driven society. More than half of U.S. children own a smartphone by the age of 11 and 84% of teens have their own phones. But what does all of this screen time mean for a young, developing brain?
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