Media Coverage for Our Clients

Orlando attorney attorney Paul Chipok talks with the Orlando  Sentinel in page-one story about how golf courses and clubs are coping with changing times and tastes.

Story in today's Miami Herald about international attorney Peter Quinter’s annual hiking trip on the Appalachian Trail, his “off-grid” antidote to a hyper-connected work life. Peter chairs the Customs & International Trade Law Group...

After largely ignoring vaping for a decade, the federal Food and Drug Administration is set to roll out a finalized rule this summer that would treat e-cigs just like real cigs. The same mandates that require tobacco products to include...

Orlando aviation attorney Guy Haggard talks with Fortune magazine about how a Connecticut man’s gun-firing drone apparently breaks no Federal Aviation Authority or state, laws. Indeed, bizarre as it sounds, he says there are legal...

Tampa patent attorney Woody Pollack pens an op-ed in the Tampa Tribune offering a sensible approach to patent reform. He recently scored a rare victory for a client before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Location-based marketing...

Miami attorney Milton Vescovacci, head of the statewide corporate law practice group at GrayRobinson, interviewed in Tampa Tribune page-oner about how, even if Tampa isn't home to a Cuban consulate, the city will be among the most...

Brad Sobo, chef at South Tampa bistro CRU Cellars, and wine expert William Lucius, are guests on Tampa Bay's 10's Studio 10 morning show, offering tips on how to take summer barbecue up a few notches, including suggestions for wines and...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter featured in a Florida Bar News story  in this coming week's issue about a trip he recently lead of a group of several dozen Florida lawyers and non-lawyers on a legal educational mission to Cuba. On the trip,...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with Poltico about how, with American businesses heading to Cuba, so too are lawyers, looking to help make such deals happen. Quinter once served as counsel for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter does interview with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel about a trip he recently lead of a group of several dozen Florida lawyers and non-lawyers on a legal educational mission to Cuba. On the trip, believed to be...

Miami attorney Milton Vescovacci talks with USA Today about how Cuba’s removal from the U.S.’s terrorist list will ease trade and travel with the island nation.

Miami attorney Milton Vescovacci talks with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel about how Cuba's removal from the U.S.'s terrorist list will ease trade and travel with the island nation.

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talk in a page-oner in today's Miami Herald about how he will be leading a group of several dozen Florida lawyers and non-lawyers on a legal educational mission to Cuba. On the trip, believed to be the first...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with Reuters and the Miami Herald about how, with American businesses heading to Cuba, so too are lawyers, looking to help make such deals happen. Quinter once served as counsel for the U.S. Customs and...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter is a guest on CNBC's Closing Bell talk about what thawing relations between the U.S. and Cuba means for Americans interested in doing business with the communist island nation. Quinter chairs the Customs &...

Miami attorney Gary Resnick talks with Bloomberg and Ars Technica about what "effective competition" among cable operators means - and how Congress' tussle over this controversial issue will likely be resolved. Resnick authored the FCC's...

Orlando attorney Roy Kobert talks with the Daily Business Review, ABA Journal, Orlando  Sentinel, Orlando Business Journal, Law360 and WKMG TV about how one of the nation's largest mortgage banking law firms, Butler & Hosch, has...

Miami attorney Ted Craig talks with FoodDive.com about the growing number of lawsuits over food mislabeling matters. The chair of the class-action defense team at Florida-wide law firm GrayRobinson, Craig has successfully defended a...

Daily Business Review story about how statewide law firm GrayRobinson is expanding, hiring 11 laterals in the past two months alone.

Ted Craig talks with Quartz.com about the growing number of lawsuits over food mislabeling matters. The chair of the class-action defense team at Florida-wide law firm GrayRobinson, Craig has successfully defended a number of national and...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with the Miami Herald about what the U.S. dropping Cuba from its lists of terrorism-sponsoring nations will mean for Americans interested in doing business with the communist island nation....

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with the Jacksonville Business Journal about the city's growing  interest in trade with Cuba. Quinter chairs Customs & International Trade Law Group at the statewide law firm of GrayRobinson.

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with Miami Herald's Linda Robertson about running in this year's Boston Marathon. He was in Boston two years ago when the bombing happened. An avid marathoner, Quinter chairs Customs & International...

Miami attorney Milton Vascovacci talk with TheStreet.com about how the U.S. dropping Cuba from its lists of terrorism-sponsoring nations will affect banks interested in doing business with the communist island nation.

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with the Sun-Sentinel about Cuba being cut from the U.S.'s terrorism list, as well as what this means for U.S./Cuban business prospects. Quinter chairs the Customs & International Trade Law Group at...

Tampa Bay Times story about how firm employees feel valued. GrayRobinson has offices around the state.

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with TheStreet.com about great interest in Cuba for U.S. medical supplies and technology. Quinter, who once served as counsel for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Southeast Regional...

Tampa trial lawyer Steve Yerrid talks with the Tampa Tribune, Tampa Bay Times and Lakeland Ledger about how a Hillsborough County jury awarded more than $64 million to a man left permanently disabled after a building collapsed on him,...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talking with Bloomberg about how Cuba will soon be open to more U.S. travelers. Quinter, who once served as counsel for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Southeast Regional Headquarters, chairs the...

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talking with the Miami Herald about how regular, non-chartered airline service to and from Cuba will likely soon play out: Quinter, who once served as counsel for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s...

Steven Zelkowitz talks with Lodging Magazine about Cuba as soon-to-be tourist hotspot for Americans, and what this means for the U.S. hospitality industry. Zelkowitz is the managing shareholder in GrayRobinson's Miami office and co-chair...

Burt talks with the Business Observer about how he helped the village of Estero become, well, officially Estero. He’s with the statewide law firm of GrayRobinson.

Ted Craig, chair of the class-action defense team at Florida-wide law firm GrayRobinson, is quoted in a Bloomberg story about how dietary supplements are facing more scrutiny from U.S. regulators as two states and Puerto Rico joined New...

Story in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune about a Sarasota man with a history of spinal problems who has filed suit against Miami-based Armor Correctional Health Services, alleging that employees of the for-profit medical services company...

Bay News 9 story about how a growing number of lawyers in GrayRobinson's Tampa offices have traded in their traditional desks for standing and treadmill desks.

Fort Lauderdale attorney Paul Minoff interviewed by Bloomberg TV about Cuban baseball players defecting to the U.S. Minoff represents Cuban baseball star Leonys Martin, who several years ago fled the communist island nation and signed...

Fort Lauderdale attorney Paul Minoff talks with USA Today about Cuban baseball players defecting to the U.S. Minoff represents Cuban baseball star Leonys Martin, who several years ago fled the communist island nation and signed with Major...

Peter, head of the statewide firm's international trade practice, talks with the Tampa Tribune about how thawing relations between the U.S. and Cuba will affect the charter flighty industry.

Miami attorney Peter Quinter talks with Agence Franc-Press about historic triathlon in Havana, Cuba, as relations between the two nations finally begins to thaw. Peter chairs the Customs & International Trade Law Group at the...

Peter, head of the international practice at statewide law firm GrayRobinson, talks about prospects for freer travel to and from Cuba on NPR's Weekend Edition.

Tom, managing shareholder of the Fort Lauderdale office, offers predictions to the Miami Herald about what workplace issues will be hot in the coming year.

Milton Vescovacci talking about what a thaw in U.S.-Cuba relations may mean for American businesses eager to do business with the island nation in the Miami Herald and Bloomberg. Milton also spoke with another Bloomberg reporter about...

Story on Miami's NBC 6 TV about how the family of a Coconut Creek teenager who was hit and killed by a garbage truck while riding his bike to school has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the owners of the truck, alleging that the...

Miami attorney Milton Vescovacci interviewed in today's Miami Herald and by Bloomberg on how normalized relations with Cuba will impact U.S. companies eager to trade with the island nation. Another Bloomberg story quoting Milton, talking...

NYT's Amy Zipkin's story.

Elizabeth DeConti talks with WFLA TV Channel 8 about a local bar caught serving water instead of booze. DeConti with with the statewide firm's Alcohol Beverage and Food Practice.

Attorney Richard Blau talks with the Florida Times-Union about Florida's efforts to expand medical marijuana industry. Blau is head of law firm GrayRobinson’s Regulated Products Practice Group, which advises businesses in regulated...

Attorneys Richard Blau and Steve Anderson quoted in Scripps story about legal issues involved with what's believed to be the first national brand of marijuana. Anderson and Blau are with the Florida-wide law firm of  GrayRobinson.  

President Obama pledges to enact immigration reform by executive order as early as this week. But what are the legal and political consequences of this action? That is, is he constitutionally able to do this? And if so, will his doing so...

As voters decide today on whether medical marijuana will become legal in Florida, Tampa attorney Richard Blau talks with Jacksonville's WTLV TV about what passage of (or failure to pass) Amendment 2 means for the Sunshine State - and the...