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March 28, 2023 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR HURRICANE IAN STILL IN EFFECT GIVING MORE TIME FOR DEVELOPERS AND PERMIT HOLDERS; GOVERNOR DESANTIS EXTENDS STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR HURRICANE NICOLE

PRINT ARTICLE By: Amy S. Thibaut, Esq. Property owners in Florida may be able to extend their development approvals pursuant to the Hurricane Ian and Hurricane Nicole states of emergency, which are currently active across all Florida counties. Florida law provides that certain development permits may be

February 7, 2023 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

Waters of the United States Rule (WOTUS) Update

PRINT ARTICLE By: Katherine R. English, Esq. On January 18, 2023, the Army Corps of Engineers and the United States Environmental Protection Agency published their final rule defining the scope of waters protected under the Clean Water Act in the Federal Register at 88 FR 3004. The

January 3, 2023 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

EMERGENCY RULE 5MER22-8 HURRICANE IAN REPLACEMENT FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS

PRINT ARTICLE By: Irene Kennedy Quincey, Esq. and Raychel A. Thomas, Esq. Emergency Rule allows Florida Ag Producers to Reapply Fertilizer to Damaged Areas to Reestablish Crops Impacted by Hurricane Ian. Hurricane Ian’s impact on Florida’s agricultural industry and the resulting loss of vast perishable commodity crops created

July 13, 2022 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

WHAT ARE PFAS AND WHY DO THEY MATTER?

PRINT ARTICLE By: Katherine R. English, Esq. and Irene Kennedy Quincey, Esq. Compliance Officers and General Counsels are now challenged to help their companies prepare for EPA’s planned PFAS regulations as part of its effort to protect the public and the environment from a little understood, but

June 13, 2022 In Articles, Recent News By Pavese Law Firm

MISCLASSIFYING EMPLOYEES AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS: IS IT WORTH THE RISK?

PRINT ARTICLE By: Christina Harris Schwinn, Esq, LLM Determining whether an individual is an employee or an independent contractor under federal and state law requires more than a written agreement designating the individual as an independent contractor. The tests for determining who can qualify as an independent

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STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR HURRICANE IAN STILL IN EFFECT GIVING MORE TIME FOR DEVELOPERS AND PERMIT HOLDERS; GOVERNOR DESANTIS EXTENDS STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR HURRICANE NICOLE

Waters of the United States Rule (WOTUS) Update

EMERGENCY RULE 5MER22-8 HURRICANE IAN REPLACEMENT FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS

WHAT ARE PFAS AND WHY DO THEY MATTER?

MISCLASSIFYING EMPLOYEES AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS: IS IT WORTH THE RISK?

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