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THE HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION Tampa, Florida | May - JUNE 2020 | VOL Cover may-June 2020 Cover_Layout 1 4/28/20 6:08 pm page 1 LAWYERTHE HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION TAmpA, FLORIdA | mAY - JUNE 2020 | VOL. 30, NO. 45 Cover may-June 2020 Cover_Layout 1 4/28/20 6:08 pm page 2 HCBA lawyer May-June 2020 Proof 4_layout 1 4/28/20 6:14 PM Page 1 THE HIllSBoRoUGH CoUNTY BAR ASSoCIATIoN LAWYER MAY - JUNE 2020 | Vol. 30, No. 5 divisions features & events 6 10 Coffee aT The CourThouse 14 2020 honorable roberT J. simms high sChool moCk Trial ComPeTiTion 17 yld reCognizes lyndsey siara 10 18 beyond The robe: Judge Caroline TesChe arkin by­Lyndsey­E.­Siara 29 Criminal laW seCTion lunCheon 4 Caring Through a Crisis 34 eminenT domain seCTion ­Editor’s­Message­ lunCheon/Cle by­Dineen­Pashoukos­Wasylik 36 17Th annual JudiCial food 29 6 sTaying sTrong in This fesTiVal & 12Th annual Challenging season 5k Pro bono riVer run HCBA­President’s­Message­ by­Grace­H.­Yang 40 healTh Care laW seCTion lunCheon/Cle 8 PraCTiCing Wellness, esPeCially in 49 managing ParTners roundTable Troubling Times 53 seCuriTies laW seCTion YLD­President’s­Message­ lunCheon/Cle 34 by­Jeff­Wilcox 55 senior Counsel seCTion lunCheon 12 amid CoVid-19 PandemiC, signs of hoPe: healTh Care, 59 young laWyers diVision fronTline CommuniTy holds annual Cle Workers are ameriCa’s 62 Trial & liTigaTion neWesT heroes seCTion lunCheon Executive­Director’s­Message­ by­John­F.­Kynes 71 ask-a-laWyer 16 CourT oPeraTions in a 72 laWyer magazine 30-year CoVid-19 enVironmenT anniVersary: faVoriTe 36 From­the­Thirteenth­Judicial­Circuit CoVers from 2011-2015 Chief­Judge­Ronald­Ficarrotta about the Cover Continuing with our theme of highlighting unique and meaningful architecture and locations about the County, we are featuring this beautiful photo from MacDill Air Force Base, in honor of Memorial Day. MacDill Air Force Base has been a part of our community, since its founding in 1939. Today, MacDill is a busy and important base, serving as home to the 6th Air Refueling Wing, its 310th Airlift Squadron flying the C-37A, and its 50th Air Refueling Squadron and 91st Air Refueling Squadron flying the KC-135. It also is home to the headquarters for two of the U.S. military’s unified combatant commands: United States Central Command (USCENTCOM) and United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). We are proud to call MacDill and the service members and airmen who are stationed at the base part of our community. (Photo, courtesy of MacDill AFB) MAY - JUNE 2020 | HCBA LAWYER 1 HCBA lawyer May-June 2020 Proof 4_layout 1 4/28/20 6:15 PM Page 2 seCtions 56 Committees 30 26 24 breaking The rules: 45 nuTs & bolTs of family laW florida’s reVised mandaTory disClosure 26 bar leadershiP insTiTuTe rulemaking ProCess Marital­&­Family­Law­Section­ TeaChes The imPorTanCe by­Richard­J.­Mockler Appellate­Practice­Section­ of CommuniTy engagemenT by­Joe­Eagleton 52 seCure aCT and esTaTe Bar­Leadership­Institute­ 28 “JoinT exPerT” Vs. Planning: ensuring your by­Julia­Kapusta “finanCial neuTral”: ClienT’s Plan is sTill uP 32 inTerseCTionaliTy: The Three key differenCes To daTe bridging The inClusion gaP Collaborative­Law­Section­ Real­Property,­Probate­&­Trust­Law Diversity­&­Inclusion­Committee by­J.­David­Harper Section­by­Luis­A.­Silva by­Monica­Williams­Harris­ 30 for Whom The PermiT Tolls: 54 The laW of drones in florida 46 diVorCe for VeTerans: using seCTion 252.363 Senior­Counsel­Section­ knoW WhaT you don’T knoW! by­Thomas­Newcomb­Hyde during CoVid-19 emergenCy Military­&­Veterans­Affairs­Committee Construction­Law­Section­ 56 ouTsourCe To boosT by­Kristin­Kirkner­ by­Jaime­R.­Maier ProduCTiViTy and 48 The ThirTeenTh JudiCial 42 CoVid-19: a balanCing ProfiTs in 2020 CirCuiT Professionalism aCT for emPloyers Solo­&­Small­Firm­Section­ CommiTTee by­Rinky­S.­Parwani­and­Kristin­Tyler Labor­&­Employment­Law­Section­ Professionalism­&­Ethics­Committee by­Gregory­A.­Hearing­&­ 60 Qualified ChariTable by­Jaret­J.­Fuente Matthew­A.­Bowles­ disTribuTions and The seCure aCT Tax­Law­Section­ by­Nicolette­F.­Rea in everY issue 61 The aPPliCaTion of dauberT 25 100 Club in business liTigaTion Trial­&­Litigation­Section­ 27 neW hCba members by­Brandon­Faulkner 50 benefiT ProViders 64 do noT WaiT unTil monday 65 around The assoCiaTion on Weekend deadlines 68 adVerTising index 52 Workers’­Compensation­Section by­Anthony­Cortese 68 Jury Trials THE HIllSBoRoUGH CoUNTY BAR ASSoCIATIoN editor offiCers dineen Pashoukos Wasylik President: grace h. yang President-elect: Paige a. greenlee; immediate Past President: John a. schifino executive director secretary: scott o. stigall; Treasurer: robert J. scanlan LAWYER John f. kynes ex-offiCio Chief Judge ronald ficarrotta; Judge frances m. Perrone, brad kimbro Chester H. Ferguson law Center direCTors 1610 N. Tampa St., Tampa Fl 33602 adVerTising alex Caballero Vivian Cortes hodz amanda m. uliano Telephone (813) 221-7777 Pr/Communications director Christine derr anthony d. martino Jeff Wilcox www.hillsbar.com stacy Williams Victoria n. ferrentino Cory J. Person [email protected] (813) 221-7779 matthew hall Jacqueline simms-Petredis (ISSN­1553-4456)­THE­HILLSBOROUGH­COUNTY­BAR­ASSOCIATION­Lawyer is­published­six­times­per­year­by­the­Hillsborough­County­Bar­Association.­Editorial,­advertising,­subscription,­and­circulation­offices:­1610­N.­Tampa­St.,­Tampa,­FL 33602.­Changes­of­address­must­reach­the­Lawyer office­six­weeks­in­advance­of­the­next­issue­date.­Give­both­old­and­new­address.­POSTMASTER:­Send­change­of­address­notices­to­Hillsborough­County­Bar­Association,­1610­N.­Tampa­St., Tampa,­FL­33602.­One­copy­of­each­Lawyer is­sent­free­to­members­of­the­Hillsborough­County­Bar­Association.­Additional­subscriptions­to­members­or­firm­libraries­are­$50.­Annual­subscriptions­to­others,­$100.­Single­copy­price,­$15.00.­ (All­plus­tax.)­The­Lawyer is­published­as­part­of­the­HCBA’s­commitment­to­provide­membership­with­information­relating­to­issues­and­concerns­of­the­legal­community.­Opinions­and­positions­expressed­in­the­articles­are­those­of­the­authors and­may­not­necessarily­reflect­those­of­the­HCBA.­Submissions­of­feature­articles,­reviews,­and­opinion­pieces­on­topics­of­general­interest­to­the­readership­of­the­Lawyer are­encouraged­and­will­be­considered­for­publication. 2 MAY - JUNE 2020 | HCBA LAWYER HCBA lawyer May-June 2020 Proof 4_layout 1 4/28/20 6:15 PM Page 3 The Hillsborough County Bar Foundation wishes to thank these sponsors (to date): Silver Sponsors Marquee Sponsor Adams and Reese LLP Rywant, Alvarez, Jones, Russo & Guyton, P.A. Barnett, Bolt, Kirkwood, Long, Koche & Foster Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP The Yerrid Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Smoak, Chistolini & Barnett, PLLC Law Firm Burr & Forman LLP Tampa Bay Rays Carlton Fields TECO Clark & Martino* Trentalange & Kelley, P.A. Greenberg Traurig Wagner McLaughlin Elite Sponsor Gunn Law Group Global Litigation Bronze Sponsors Consultants Akerman LLP Hill Ward Henderson Ankura Johnson Pope Bokor Ruppel & Burns LLP Rosemary Armstrong & Sandy Weinberg Kynes, Markman & Felman, P.A.* Premier Sponsor Bajo|Cuva|Cohen|Turkel La Cava & Jacobson, P.A. Buell & Elligett, P.A.* Lau, Lane, Pieper, Conley & McCreadie The Bank of Tampa Bush Graziano Rice & Platter, P.A.* Lieser Skaff Alexander, PLLC Bush Ross, P.A. Mills Paskert Divers* Carey, O’Malley, Whitaker, Mueller, Oscher Consulting Platinum Sponsors Roberts & Smith, P.A.* Phelps Dunbar LLP Cole, Scott & Kissane, P.A. Prida, Guida & Perez, P.A. Ashley HomeStore Edward H. Farrior, M.D.* Quarles & Brady LLP Gunster Gaylord Merlin Ludovici & Diaz Sabal Trust Company Gray|Robinson Sessums Black Caballero Ficarrotta Holland & Knight LLP Greenlee Law PLLC* TCS Harris Hunt & Derr P.A.* Thompson Brand Images *Shared Sponsor For Sponsorship or Ticket Information, contact Darlene Kelly (813) 221-7774 • [email protected] The Bar Foundation hopes that you and your families are safe and healthy! MAY - JUNE 2020 | HCBA LAWYER 3 HCBA lawyer May-June 2020 Proof 4_layout 1 4/28/20 6:15 PM Page 4 EDITOR’S MESSAGE Dineen Pashoukos Wasylik – DPW Legal Caring Through a Crisis if we can remember to choose caring, we will get through this, and our lives and our profession will be better for it. s the COVID-19 pandemic has shut down businesses and schools, we’ve been in crisis. And in a time of crisis, the world needs lawyers more than ever. It has been so heartening to watch our profession jump into action: interpreting the rapid-fire changes in law, advocating for those in need, and supporting businesses, schools, hospitals,A and individuals as they navigate daily uncertainty. Just because we have risen to the challenge does not mean it has been easy. We are adapting to new technologies, reduced productivity, reduced support, and in many cases reduced income or unemployment, while balancing increased responsibility at home (there is a reason I am a lawyer and not a teacher!), increased client demands, increased health worries, and deadlines that do not know there is a crisis. garb. And the virtual video happy hour with friends I’ve watched fellow attorneys make the best of it with from around the country may well be the best thing to humorous social media posts — sharing silly pictures of their come out of 2020. “colleagues,” a.k.a. pets and children, in funny situations, or their “business on top, party down below” video conference Continued on page 5 4 MAY - JUNE 2020 | HCBA LAWYER HCBA Lawyer May-June 2020 Proof 4_Layout 1 4/29/20 9:39 AM Page 5 EDITOR’S MESSAGE Dineen Pashoukos Wasylik – DPW Legal Continued from page 4 making him angry or sad or mean? I don’t know, but I do know it is not about me. So I remove myself from But there’s also an undercurrent of coping difficulties the equation and find I can handle the situation much (so, so many references to “wine-o’-clock” and day drinking better when I don’t let taking offense get in the way.
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