Author: Paul

National Real Estate Investor story about how we may see more REIT IPOs this year, featuring Tampa, Fla.-based Generation Income Properties Inc., a REIT that specializes in freestanding, single-tenant retail, office and industrial properties. The company filed in 2016 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to go public through the federal agency’s Regulation A+ initiative. The REIT expects to begin selling shares to the public sometime this year; initially, the stock will trade over the counter.

Forbes story on Sturgeon Aquafarms, which is raising Beluga and other sturgeon – and producing caviar – at its Florida aquaculture facilities.

Fort Lauderdale attorney Gary Resnick talks with the Wall Street Journal about the growing controversy around the U.S. of so-called small cell solutions in public right of ways.

Resnick is a member (and former chair of) the FCC’s Intergovernmental Advisory Committee. A former director of law and public policy for one of the nation’s largest cable and broadband companies, Resnick also represents Florida’s Martin County, as well as a handful of cities around Florida, in negotiations and policies regarding such right of way wireless technologies. He’s with Florida-wide law firm GrayRobinson.

Orlando Sentinel page-oner about Orlando medical company executive who sued the stars of Animal Planet’s hit reality TV series Tanked, alleging that they swindled nearly $150,000 from him. Tampa attorney Jeff Leiser, founder of law firm Leiser Skaff Alexander, represents the exec.

Florida Trend magazine’s October cover story

Tampa Bay Business Journal story about how seven Tampa employment defense attorneys today announced the creation of a new law firm, Johnson Jackson LLC.  Founders are veteran employment attorneys Kevin Johnson and Erin Jackson. They are joined by attorneys Christopher Bentley, LaKisha Kinsey-Sallis, Bridget McNamee, Christopher Johnson and Ashley Tinsley.