Florida Capital Conversations

Florida Capital Conversations

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Keeping an Eye on HIPAA Trends with Shannon Hartsfield

This episode was originally released on October 10, 2023 | In this episode of our “Florida Capital Conversations” podcast series, Holland & Knight healthcare attorney Shannon Hartsfield joins to discuss recent enforcement trends with regard to protected health information and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). She provides important context surrounding the enforcement process, including what office enforces HIPAA and the types of penalties violators could potentially face for non-compliance. This conversation also highlights several recent enforcement actions practitioners should be aware of and provides insight on the role of HIPAA in digital privacy and consumer data collection. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Mia McKown and Eddie Williams, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Discussing Florida Tort Reform with William Large and Tiffany Roddenberry

This episode was originally released on April 5, 2023 | In the 15th episode of our "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series William Large, President of the Florida Justice Reform Institute (FJRI), and Tiffany Roddenberry, Holland & Knight attorney, discuss Florida tort reform by way of House Bill (HB) 837. Recently passed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis, HB 837 aims to protect businesses, property owners and corporations from paying excessive damages in lawsuits. Mr. Large explains that tort reform, or lawsuit abuse reform, is designed to make the civil justice system or fair and equitable for all citizens and not push the scales in favor of either plaintiffs or defendants. This conversation focuses on key sections of the bill and describes the expected implications across the state of Florida. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams, Mia McKown and Brent Cooper, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Beth Vecchioli Breaks Down Hurricane Ian’s Effect on Insurance Markets

This episode was originally released on October 27, 2022 | In the 14th episode of Holland & Knight's "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Senior Policy Advisor Beth Vecchioli joins to discuss Hurricane Ian's effect on the property and casualty insurance market. During this conversation, Ms. Vecchioli outlines the expected total cost of Hurricane Ian and how it will specifically impact the Florida property insurance market, which is currently in a state of crisis. She explains the significant expansion of Citizens Property Insurance in recent years and how its position in the market will serve Floridians adversely affected by the storm. The group also highlights resources that are available to those impacted by Hurricane Ian, including newly established insurance villages. These villages, scattered across southwest Florida, are portable offices where folks affected by the storm can file their claims punctually and in person. They conclude their conversation by discussing whether insurance rates will rise following the storm and whether the Florida Legislature will hold a special session to address issues stemming from Hurricane Ian. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Shannon Hartsfield & Eddie Williams Discuss Patient Access to Medical Data

This episode was originally released on June 6, 2022 | In the 12th episode of our "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Holland & Knight healthcare attorneys Shannon Hartsfield and Eddie Williams join the conversation to discuss developments impacting patient access to medical data. They provide insight on the rules and regulations surrounding records ownership and how the policy landscape has shifted. The conversation incorporates the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) as it relates to patient privacy as well as the information blocking rule. Additionally, our attorneys outline the consequences for improper health data sharing. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Discussing Antitrust with Kevin Cox

This episode was originally released on April 28, 2022 | In the eleventh episode of our "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Holland & Knight attorney Kevin Cox joins to discuss all things antitrust. He provides a brief overview of antitrust to frame the conversation for listeners, highlighting the importance of healthy competition in the American economy. The discussion also explores the evolution of antitrust enforcement and how different administrations have tackled violations. Additionally, the group spends time outlining what the average consumer or business owner should know about antitrust regulations given their nature can oftentimes be complex. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Discussing the 2022 Regular Legislative Session with Beth Vecchioli

This episode was originally released on April 21, 2022 | In the tenth episode of our "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Holland & Knight Senior Policy Advisor Beth Vecchioli joins to discuss Florida’s 2022 Regular Legislative Session. She highlights the big ticket items that were on the table during session and shares details about what bills ended up passing as well as those that fell short. As she points out during the conversation, the Legislature spent a good amount of time on topics related to property insurance, auto insurance, consumer data privacy and several COVID-related bills. There was also a focus on condominium legislation, as a result of the Surfside condominium collapse in the summer of 2021. The discussion also notes the status of the budget passage, which is the primary responsibility of the Legislature. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Discussing Florida’s Executive Office with Former Governor Bob Martinez

This episode was originally released on February 1, 2022 | In the ninth episode of Holland & Knight's "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Former Governor Bob Martinez provides insight into the executive branch and shares his fascinating and versatile personal journey to becoming the Governor of Florida. Governor Martinez discusses his time owning a restaurant, serving as Vice Chairman of the Southwest Florida Water Management District, becoming mayor, and eventually, governor of Florida and so much more. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Discussing Government Procurement with Karen Walker and Tiffany Roddenberry

This episode was originally released on December 2, 2021 | In the eighth episode of Holland & Knight's "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Government Section Leader Karen Walker and litigation attorney Tiffany Roddenberry focus on state and local government procurement. With states like Florida spending billions of dollars each year contracting with private entities, and with billions of federal dollars set to flow to state and local governments through the recently passed infrastructure bill, procurement will be top of mind for many state agencies and private sector actors in the coming months. Ms. Walker and Ms. Roddenberry talk about their experience guiding clients through the procurement process, from introducing products or services to potential government customers to filing bid protests and responding to public records requests. They discuss common exemptions to procurement laws, cover key rules and deadlines for interested companies to note, explain what happens once a company either wins or loses a bid and preview areas of interest in 2022. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Discussing Appellate Writing with Tiffany Roddenberry and Tara Price

This episode was originally released on November 18, 2021 | In the seventh episode of our "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Holland & Knight appellate attorneys Tiffany Roddenberry and Tara Price share insight on their day-to-day practice. They provide an overview of the appellate process and highlight the differences between courtroom proceedings at the trial court level and at the appellate level. Ms. Roddenberry and Ms. Price also spend time discussing appellate writing and the specific nuances that coincide with preparing appropriate legal briefs, motions and other materials to be presented before the judge(s). This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

Discussing Education with Nate Adams

This episode was originally released on November 10, 2021 | In the sixth episode of our "Florida Capital Conversations" podcast series, Holland & Knight education attorney Nate Adams shares insight on the education law industry. In this episode, Mr. Adams covers a wide range of topics reflecting the broad scope of the education law practice. He highlights a number of national topics and issues affecting educational institutions in Florida and across the country, including pandemic-related litigation, Title IV, Title VII and Title IX. He also touches on the complex regulatory requirements and hurdles higher education institutions have to maneuver related to licensing and accreditation, and how those rules vary from state to state. This Tallahassee-based podcast series takes a look at the many different aspects of state and local government through the lens of experienced legal professionals. Hosted by attorneys Nate Adams and Mia McKown, these candid conversations offer a seat at the table to everyone who listens.

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