Lidia Dinkova
Legal Times
Florida, United States
Contact Lidia
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Lidia:
Litigator Barry Davidson Counts Picasso Estate, Burger King, FPL Among His Clients
Davidson is special counsel with Hunton Andrews Kurth in Miami and speaks this week at the Florida Bar's 50-year members luncheon. → Read More
Move Over, Millennials. Baby Boomers Are Outpacing You on Apartment Rentals
Nationally and in each of the 20 largest metro areas the number of renters who are Baby Boomers outpaced that of millennials between 2009 and 2015 an analysis by Rent Café showed. → Read More
Analysis: In wake of sales-tax defeat, how will Martin County pay for maintenance needs?
Martin County voters again said no to increasing the local sales tax to pay for infrastructure maintenance. What will the county do now? → Read More
U.S. Supreme Court is next stop for lawsuit over Palm City Road property
The issue between the city and William Rudge IV stemmed from accumulated debris on Rudge's property in violation of city code. → Read More
Lake Point, Water Management District reach settlement in long-running lawsuit
The Lake Point rock quarry and the South Florida Water Management District have settled their court battle. → Read More
Customs facility coming to Martin County, nearly eight years after it first was proposed
The much-debated U.S. Customs facility at the Martin County airport will be built by May. → Read More
Regardless who wins, new blood coming to Stuart City Commission
For the first time in 30 years, the Group II Stuart City Commission seat has no incumbent in the race. → Read More
Would different spending plan help pass Martin County sales tax this time?
Martin County voters are to decide on a sales tax even though a similar initiative failed in 2014. Would spending-plan tweaks pass the tax this time? → Read More
Voting on Martin County sales tax, new Stuart commissioner starts Saturday
Martin County voters will have a say whether the sales tax should go up by 1 percentage point. Stuart voters also will pick a new city commissioner. → Read More
Stuart city manager candidate pool trimmed from 88 to 10
Out of 88 candidates who want to be Stuart city manager, 10 now advance to the next round. → Read More
Martin Health System wants to build higher than Stuart's four-story limit
Martin Health System wants to exceed four-story height limit at its Stuart campus. → Read More
Costco traffic distribution, projection need revision, Martin County says
Costco again failed to meet all Martin County building requirements, but this time it came a lot closer. → Read More
Proposed Stuart partnership with Uber, to make rides cheaper, is taking a backseat for now
Uber wants to continue its pilot program in Central Florida for another year before considering expanding in Stuart, company officials said. → Read More
Stuart eyes slightly lower tax rate, higher budget
The lower tax rate, together with a budgeted 4.7 percent increase in property values from last year, would generate $7.8 million. → Read More
More than 80 hopefuls vying to fill Stuart city manager position
Among the candidates are Sam Amerson, interim city manager, and Tyler Green-James, who also is running for a City Commission seat in August. → Read More
Backyard chickens: Now coming to a (Stuart) neighborhood near you
The Stuart City Commission on Monday approved backyard chickens, but scaled back the number of fowl allowed from four to two. → Read More
Martin County property values increase, except for town of Ocean Breeze
Property values increased across Martin County except in the town of Ocean Breeze, according to final estimates. → Read More
FPL, Stuart partner on project to generate solar energy
FPL will build solar panels atop a Stuart park's parking lot and pay annual rent to the city. → Read More
Humane Society, Martin County continue working without a contract
The Martin County Commission still hasn't approved a new contract with the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast. → Read More
Martin County to vote Aug. 29 on 1 percent sales-tax increase
Martin County parks, golf course, beaches, and art and culture projects would get no sales-tax money. → Read More