- April 22, 2024
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+ Politis inducted into club for million-dollar winners
Michael Politis, of Politis Law Firm, became part of the 1% of trial lawyers in the country March 31, when he was inducted as a lifetime member into the Million and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forums. Founded in 1993, the organization is host to approximately 4,000 lawyers nationwide, and is exclusive to those who have won, as principal counsel, million or multi-million dollar verdicts, awards or settlements.
With a main office in Port Orange, and a branch in Orange City, Politis relocated his firm’s third branch, formerly in Bunnell, to Palm Coast March 1. The new office, on 20 Airport Road, Suite B, has double the square footage of the former branch. Politis employs three attorneys. Call 246-0911.
+ Brunswick safe for 6 million hours, donates $10,000 to P.A.L.
On May 19, Palm Coast’s Brunswick Recreational Boats will log its 6 millionth incident-free work hour and be awarded the Chairman’s Safety Award, the company’s highest honor.
The facility will receive a $10,000 grant from Brunswick for this achievement, which the 412-person branch will donate to the Flagler County Police Athletic League.
+ Woof Gang Bakery flees franchise, reopens solo
Woof Gang Bakery is reopening independent from its franchise, as the Bark Spot. Owned by Pam Mann, the Bark Spot offers all-natural pet food and treats, collars, leashes and other accessories. 406 Beach Village Drive. Call 439-5425.
+ PC Heating & Air earns multiple Trane honors
Trane, a world leader in air conditioning services has awarded Palm Coast Heating & Air Conditioning several industry awards, including sales, outstanding dealer and survey leader awards. Dealers from Central Florida to southern Georgia were considered. PC Heating & Air has been serving Flagler County since 1990 and employs 10.
+ Business Assistance Center hosts e-newsletter seminar
For a cost of $10, small businesses are invited to attend a seminar, hosted by Palm Coast’s new Business Assistance Center and the Small Business Development Center, to learn how to efficiently utilize e-newsletters. The seminar will be held 6 p.m. May 24, at the Hilton Garden Inn at 55 Town Center Blvd. Reservations are required. Call 506-4723, or email [email protected] to enroll.
