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In the article Bauer discusses the problem many employers face when misclassifying workers as a means of skirting employment acts, avoiding liability, and saving on the costs of labor. An example used in the article involves a dishwasher working at a family restaurant who was being paid less than minimum wage and was not receiving any overtime. Bauer's article cites studies, employee rights, and the inability to entirely stop independent contractor misclassification, among other things.

One of the estate planning myths discussed was the importance of having an estate plan to distribute property upon death regardless of how little property an individual property may own. Because of differing state laws an estate may not be distributed in a way that a person deems fit or agrees with. The importance of hiring an estate planning attorney and discussing an estate plan regardless of a person's age was also discussed.

HB 163 aims to allow Florida gun owners to openly carry a firearm in a public setting as long as the individual has a permit, contrasting with existing state laws that make carrying an open firearm illegal. The bill was passed with an eight to four vote and remains highly controversial among Democrats and activists seeking tighter gun control laws amid a surfeit of shootings throughout the United States, most recently in Texas.

Bauer Brofsky Law Firm, P.A., among the leading South Florida Law Firms operating in the Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, has announced that it is moving its offices to 12000 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 221, near the heart of Miami. The move reflects the growing demand for the firm's services, and its commitment to offering better and more accessible legal assistance.

According to David Bauer of The Bauer Brofsky Law Firm P.A, "We were involved in sponsoring a large youth football camp over the course of five days. On the final day, 450 high school kids showed up to Doral Meadows Park in Doral. I was proud to help out as a coach and be a co-sponsors for the camp". Coaches came from all over the country, including such prestigious universities as Nebraska Huskers, Rutgers, Bowling Green and Marshall University. Coaches were there to teach while scouting some football talent in South Florida. It's well-documented that many of the best athletes in the country have hailed from South Florida.