Shumaker Partner Andrew J. Mayts Continues Military Support
Andrew was appointed legal counsel for U.S. Special Operations Memorial Foundation Board of Directors.
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Duo Indicted for Spree of Eleven Armed Robberies in Two Weeks Across Indianapolis and Speedway
Allegedly, Allen disguised his appearance with a ski mask and attempted to cover his tattoos with make-up, entered the store, pointed a firearm at the cashier and demanded cash.
Brownsburg Man Sentenced to Nine Years in Federal Prison for Sharing Thousands of Child Sexual Abuse Videos and Images
In an interview with investigators, Parker admitted to using social media applications such as Kik, Snapchat, and Telegram to communicate about and share child sexual abuse material with users who shared his sexual interest in children.
Ronald A. Christaldi Named to Tampa Bay Business Journal’s Power 100 List for Fourth Consecutive Year
A renowned business lawyer, Ron has a preeminent law practice in both transactions and litigation at Shumaker, the largest business law firm in Tampa Bay.
Montgomery County Man Sentenced to 90 Years in Federal Prison After Sexually Abusing Children He Drugged with Meth
The sexual abuse of these children took place in Tennessee in the early 2000’s. Investigators learned that the defendant gave these two victims methamphetamine.
Animal Welfare Groups Applaud Potter County Sheriff for Busting Cockfight in Amarillo This Weekend
Sheriff’s Office in the Texas panhandle notes many of those involved were “unlawfully in the United States” in yet one more case of trafficking of animals for fighting tied to the border crisis in America.
New Survey Suggests Compliance Preparedness is Trending Upward for U.S. Corporate Transparency Act
The U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) estimates that the rule will impact approximately 32.6 million reporting companies in 2024 alone.
Study Finds Recipients of E-Cigarette Coupons 1.5 Times More Likely to Begin Using, Less Likely to Quit
People who never used e-cigarettes were 1.5 times more likely to begin using after receiving coupons.
Shumaker Names Six Attorneys to Help Lead Fast-Growing Business Sectors
As Shumaker continues to expand its footprint and enhance its capabilities, the inclusion of these talented professionals marks a strategic move towards reinforcing the firm’s leadership in key business sectors.
Shumaker Establishes St. Petersburg Office and Welcomes Accomplished Partner David Delrahim
The decision to establish the St. Petersburg office comes as part of Shumaker’s ongoing efforts to better serve the needs of businesses and individuals in the area.