Ethan Loeb Named to TTBJ Power 100

We are proud to share that Ethan Loeb has been named to the Tampa Bay Business Journal’s Power 100 list. The annual Power 100 list, started in 2016, was created by the Tampa Bay Business Journal publisher and editorial staff. It includes the area’s most influential business leaders who have the power to get things done. It celebrates power players across the region who significantly impact the business community.

There is no formal application process. An internal team compiles the honorees based on a range of traits, including leadership status, philanthropic missions, and the ability to strike big deals. These people are highlighted for fostering innovation and disruption, shaping industries and the competitive landscape, and building capacity and staying power in the local economy.

BLHTA LAW TO MOVE TO TAMPA’S WATER STREET DISTRICT

Water Street Tampa has snagged another law firm from the city’s central business district.

Bartlett Loeb Hinds Thompson & Angelos has leased 5,346 square feet on the fourth floor of office tower Thousand and One. The law firm will move from 100 North Tampa, aka the Regions Bank building, and expects to occupy the Water Street office space in May 2024.

Strategic Property Partners, the developer of Water Street, announced the lease on Monday. SPP is controlled by Kirkland, Washington-based Cascade Investment Fund LLC, the investment fund of Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates. Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vink sold his share of SPP to Cascade in June. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE.

BLHTA OBTAINS PRECEDENTIAL DECISION UNDER THE NEW FLORIDA APEX DOCTRINE

BLHT OBTAINS A PRECEDENTIAL DECISION PROTECTING A HIGH-LEVEL CORPORATE OFFICIAL FROM DEPOSITION UNDER THE NEW FLORIDA APEX DOCTRINE

In a matter of first impression before the Second District Court of Appeal, BLHT successfully prevailed in protecting a high-level corporate official from being deposed under the Florida Supreme Court’s recent adoption of Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.280(h).  Under the new discovery rule (also known as the APEX Doctrine), high-ranking corporate officials are not required to sit for depositions (which are quite often harassing, burdensome, and disruptive to corporate operations) when they lack unique, personal knowledge of matters at issue in the litigation. In DecisionHR USA, Inc. v. William Mills, III, et al, the Second District Court of Appeal unanimously agreed with BLHT’s attorneys, Maria Babajanian and Ethan Loeb, by ruling that the Firm’s client should not be forced to sit for deposition.  

BARTLETT, LOEB, HINDS, THOMPSON & ANGELOS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT ELLIOT HANEY HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR INCLUSION IN BEST LAWYERS AS ONE TO WATCH IN 2022.

Best Lawyers is the oldest and most respected peer review publication in the legal profession.

Elliot Haney joined the firm’s Litigation Group in May of 2021, focusing on complex business disputes in both state and federal court. Prior to joining BLHT, Elliot practiced construction litigation for a well-respected, national law firm based in Tampa.


Elliot received his undergraduate degree from Florida State University, before graduating cum laude from the University of Florida Levin College of Law. During law school, Elliot served as editor of the Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy and was a member of the International Commercial Moot Court Team.