Stetson Business Law Review

Rounding out our Remedies Issue is Injunctions in Public Law: Civil enforcement Injunctions and Dispensing with Conventional Requirements Authored by Margaret Allars.

Check it out! Two authors from Stetson Business Law Review's Tax Issue, Matthew Crouch & Niral Gandhi, will be presenting their article, Middle Ground: A Discussion on Civility Between Opposing Counsel, at the National Conversation on Civility on October 29th at 1pm EST. https://lnkd.in/dZjP6zZa

Presenting SBLR’s Outstanding Associates for September These associates proivde meaningful insight when they review articles and go beyond what is expected of them. These associates are always on top of their work and submit feedback well before the deadline. Sam and Brendan have also both volunteered to be on the committee of their own accord. Thank you both for all of your hard work and your continued dedication towards SBLR!

Congratulations to Stetson Business Law Review’s Articles & symposiums editor Benjamin Margulies for this recognition! Benjamin is a highly skilled and valued editor for SBLR. Thank you for all of your hard work!

Next up from our Remedies issue: Restitutionary Remedies in the Context of Ponzi Schemes: A Commonwealth Perspective. Authored by John D. McCamus.

Check it out! Stetson Business Law Review's second sneak peek into our Remedies Issue. The Valuation Date of Benefits Received by a Victim of Fraud Author: Sirko Harder.

🌍 Lessons from Studying Abroad 🇪🇸: Learning International Time Management, Virtual Connectivity, and Work-Life Balance ⚖️ Studying abroad has been an incredible experience so far, offering valuable lessons beyond the classroom. Here are a few key takeaways that have helped me grow personally and professionally: 1️⃣ Time Management 🕰️: Balancing the demands of writing and editing for the Stetson Business Law Review, assisting my Stetson Law Moot Court team in the Military Law competition, and navigating a new academic environment in Madrid—all while spending quality time with my family here—has been a rewarding challenge. Madrid is 6 hours ahead of EST, so I use my mornings when I don’t have class to get a head start on tasks set in EST before the day begins back home. This time zone advantage allows me to focus on research, writing, and preparation in a quieter setting. Setting priorities and realistic goals has been key to staying on top of everything, helping me work smarter and more efficiently across time zones. 2️⃣ Virtual Connectivity 🌎: In an increasingly global world, staying connected virtually is key. From keeping up with professors and classmates across different time zones to maintaining connections back home, I learned the importance of leveraging tools like Zoom, Teams, and other platforms to stay on track. These tools not only helped me remain productive but also fostered virtual collaboration across borders. 3️⃣ European Work-Life Balance ⚖️: One of the most refreshing aspects of studying in Europe is experiencing their perspective on work-life balance. Europeans value time spent with family, friends, and personal well-being just as much as professional success. It’s a lesson I’ll carry forward in my career—working efficiently while prioritizing a healthy balance between professional responsibilities and personal life. Studying abroad has opened my eyes to different approaches to learning, connecting, and living, and I’m excited to apply these insights to my future endeavors. 💡 If you've studied abroad, what are some of the lessons that you've learned, or experiences that surprised you? #StudyingAbroad #TimeManagement #VirtualConnectivity #WorkLifeBalance #GrowthMindset #LessonsLearned #GlobalExperience

Introducing the Fall 2024 SBLR Dream Team!

Introducing the Fall 2024 SBLR Dream Team!

Nicole Zaworska recently authored an article in the Stetson Business Law Review, a publication of her alma mater. Read the piece, Tax Considerations and Consequences of Section 338(h)10 and Section 336(e) Elections in the Sale of S Corporations, now. https://lnkd.in/eVugMS_p