Welcome to our 2025

July-October Newsletter

Firm News


We are thrilled to announce that our firm is enduring an exciting transition. To emulate the growth of our firm, this rebranding includes a modern look. With this transformation, we are officially renamed to TCLG. However, our firm remains committed to the same values, work ethic, and integrity with which we have always served our clients. Stay tuned to witness our transformation. Welcome to the new TCLG!


Legal News


Employment law: 


The new CHOICE Act is in effect, which extends additional protection to employers with respect to non-compete agreements. Click here! See our article below for more information.


Corporate Law:  


The creation and ability to use Series LLCs under Florida law. The new law will allow business owners to protect a series of assets without having to create an LLC for each asset. SB 316


UCC: 


Creation of rules in order to permit secured liens on commercial transactions using cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, ledger technology and any other technological development. HB 515


Landlord/Tenant: 



Permits landlords to be able to send any required notices via email provided agreed upon in writing between tenant and landlord and said approval can be revoked in the future.  HB 615



Featured Collaboration:

Miami Living Magazine x TCLG

As Regina’s collaboration with Miami Living Magazine continues, we’d like to highlight this month’s segment, in which she discusses several important topics related to High-Net-Worth Divorce. Family law becomes significantly more complex when high-net-worth individuals are involved-bringing with it intricate assets, privacy concerns, and high emotional stakes. To better understand how these cases are handled, we spoke with Regina Campbell (Home - TCLG - The Campbell Law Group), managing partner of The Campbell Law Group. Known for her strategic approach to asset protection, dispute resolution, and navigating Florida's legal nuances, Regina offers professional insight into guiding clients through high-stakes family matters with clarity, discretion, and confidence.


To gain more insight, click here to read Regina’s published story and interview on High-Net-Worth Divorce

Blog Spotlight:


Florida’s CHOICE Act and What It Means for Non-Compete Agreements


Florida has long been considered a state that supports employers in protecting their business interests through non-compete agreements. These agreements are contracts that prevent former employees or contractors from working for a competitor, starting a similar business, or using confidential information gained during their employment to the detriment of their former employer. When drafted correctly, non-compete agreements help businesses safeguard trade secrets, customer relationships, proprietary processes, and other valuable assets that give them a competitive edge.

Blog Spotlight:


The Intricacies of High Net Worth Divorce Cases


Divorce proceedings are inherently complex and delicate matters, and cases involving high net-worth couples can become exponentially more complicated. Even when amicable, high net-worth divorce cases often carry elevated stakes due to the complexity of diving extensive assets, properties, and possibly other existing business entities. As a result, such cases prescribe specialized knowledge in both family and business law to address the intricate legal issues involved.

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