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Business briefsBy Times staff writer © St. Petersburg Times, published January 31, 2001 The Computer Club will hold a "Novice Night" meeting on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Hall, 1910 S. Pebble Beach Blvd, Sun City Center. The guest speaker will be Kenny Williams, the WebServer from the Observer News. His presentation will be directed to those who may not be experts in personal computer operation. Call John A. Fischer at (813) 634-3664. Christopher C. Casper recently became a partner in the law firm of James, Hoyer, Newcomer & Smiljanich, P.A. The law firm also announces the hiring of associates Sean Cronin, Elaine Scudieri Stromgren and Laura Smith. The partners also hired former St. Petersburg Times reporter Larry Dougherty as an investigator. The law firm has offices in Tampa and St. Petersburg and specializes in class actions targeting consumer fraud, insurance fraud and government fraud on a national level. Administrative Partners Inc. announces that Jeanne Higby has joined the company as a senior administrator in the legal administrative division. Meredith Connor is the new network engineer in the technology division. William E. Curphey and Mary Li Creasy of the law firm Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP have been selected by Stetson University College of Law to teach Employment Law for the spring semester. Curphey and Creasy practice labor and employment law for the firm. The law firm of Barr, Murman, Tonelli, Slother & Sleet announces two new hires: Jeffrey S. Hunter has joined the firm as an associate and will continue his practice in the areas of medical malpractice and commercial litigation. Pamela A. Walton has been named a partner and will continue her practice in the area of workers' compensation defense and providing services as a mediator. Stephen W. Sessums has been named "Fellow of the Year" by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers at their recent annual meeting in Chicago. Sessums, a partner with Sessums Mason & Black P.A., was honored for his work as co-chair in the authoring of three publications of the Academy. As "Fellow of the Year," Sessums also chaired the committee that drafted the 1994 document, "Divorce Manual, A Client Handbook," created to give guidance and insight into the divorce process. The law firm of Carlton Fields announces that Andrew C. Greenberg has rejoined the firm. Greenberg is a patent lawyer with experience in the computer industry. He has practiced in all areas of intellectual property, technology and computer law. He received his law degree from the Stetson University College of Law. Marimark Corp. announces several new hires to the company: Fred Larson, senior account representative; Shanon Chance, office manager; Nathan Morales, machine operator on the mail operations team; Sue Buckingham, customer service representative; Cynthia Steele, programmer in the computer/data center; and Leslie Harbin, purchasing coordinator. Peak/Biety Inc. Advertising & Marketing announces the addition of Roxie Clements as the new agency account supervisor. Before joining the firm, Clements spent 11 years at several advertising agencies in South Florida and Tampa, where her responsibilities included strategic development for several clients. - Information for Business Briefs should be sent to Suzanne Scruggs, 1000 N. Ashley Drive, Suite 700, Tampa, FL 33602, or faxed to her at (813) 226-3381.
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