News & Insights

Dan McIntosh Comments on Challenges in Today's Commercial Real Estate Market

March 14, 2022 — Shareholder Dan McIntosh was quoted in the Orlando Business Journal discussing challenges and pitfalls in today's commercial real estate market.

Judge Approves Sale of 200-Acre Property in Apopka Originally Slated for Auction

March 14, 2022 — Lowndes attorney Tara Tedrow was quoted in the Orlando Business Journal regarding roughly 200 acres adjacent S.R. 429 and Kelly Park Road in Apopka, Fla.

Lake County Community with Thousands of Homes Moves Toward Development

January 04, 2022 — Shareholder Tara Tedrow was quoted in an Orlando Business Journal article regarding Whispering Hills, a proposed master-planned community with nearly 3,000 homes in Lake County, Fla.

Dorworth Lawyers Urge Judge in River Cross Suit to Strike Seminole Rural Area from Charter

December 30, 2021 — Lowndes attorney Michael Piccolo was quoted in the Orlando Sentinel regarding the River Cross project in Seminole County.

Lowndes Named to Orlando Business Journal’s 2021 Central Florida Philanthropic Companies/Organizations List

December 03, 2021 — The Orlando Business Journal has named Lowndes to its list of Central Florida Philanthropic Companies/Organizations for 2021. Lowndes was ranked No. 5 for volunteer hours and No. 9 for charitable contributions during 2020.

Lowndes Ranked No. 6 Employment and Labor Law Firm in Central Florida by Orlando Business Journal

November 26, 2021 — Lowndes was recently ranked No. 6 on the Orlando Business Journal’s list of Central Florida Employment and Labor Law Firms.

Jake Herrel Helps Launch Transactional Pro Bono Initiative at Texas Law

November 05, 2021 — Associate Jake Herrel recently helped launch the Small Business Wellness Project, a new transactional pro bono initiative of The Richard and Ginni Mithoff Pro Bono Program at The University of Texas School of Law.

Officers and Directors May Be on the Hook for Data Breaches

November 05, 2021 — Drew Sorrell has authored an article entitled "Officers and Directors May Be on the Hook for Data Breaches" for Orlando Inno the increasing trend to target officers and directors when companies that fail to enact and enforce good privacy policies.

Will Homeowners in Palm Beach, Florida, See Property Taxes Rise in 2022?

October 07, 2021 — Shareholder Brendan Lynch talked to Mansion Global about Florida towns that are able to lower millage rates while still collecting more overall revenue due to increased property valuations.