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A Florida Review é mais do que uma revista, é uma entidade cultural com mais de quatro décadas de história, fundada por Chico Moura e fortalecida sob a liderança de Rodrigo Lisboa Soares. Desde o final dos anos 1980, expandiu seu impacto dentro e fora dos Estados Unidos, consolidando-se como referência editorial e ponte entre culturas. A Florida Review serve hoje a mais de um milhão de brasileiros ao redor do mundo, promovendo informação responsável, pensamento crítico e iniciativas filantrópicas que valorizam a identidade e a diversidade brasileira. Guiada por um compromisso inegociável com a verdade, livre de viés ou partidarismo, nossa missão é oferecer conteúdo relevante, atual e consciente que informa, conecta e inspira. Não somos apenas uma publicação digital: somos um patrimônio vivo da comunidade brasileira no exterior.

Workers’ Compensation is insurance coverage purchased by the employer/business that provides benefits for job-related employee injuries. Florida law requires all employers to purchase workers’ compensation coverage (with a few exceptions). Under a workers’ compensation policy, employees are compensated for occupationally incurred injuries, regardless of fault. This coverage makes employers immune from some injury lawsuits by employees. In Florida, the Division of Workers’ Compensation within the Department of Financial Services is the primary regulator for ensuring employees receive the proper benefits under this coverage, which includes benefits for medical expenses, disability, or death. The Office of Insurance Regulation primarily regulates the…

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Luxury shipbuilder Ferretti Group continues to introduce ‘refreshed’ examples of its semi-custom superyacht line. Their newest re-imagined ship is the Navetta 33, a semi-displacement superyacht with a cruising range of roughly 2,000 nautical miles. The updated quad-deck 33 follows the Navetta 37 as the second revised yacht in the series, with sleek exterior lines and spacious interior spaces ideal for entertaining. Passengers will be especially drawn to the starboard main deck with its variety of lounge spaces and dining areas. In addition to four guest cabins located on the lower deck, there is a master suite on the main deck with his-and-hers…

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M/Y Monte Carlo is being offered for sale. The 132’, 1988 Amels-built vessel had an extensive refit in 2016, and is being offered at the very attractive price of 4.9 million Euros, or about $5.7 million at current exchange rates. Amels remains one of the most respected yards in the world; it’s also one of the most expansive. Their designs are typically classic, and weather the machinations of time very well. Monte Carlo is no exception; she is possessed of extremely sophisticated lines, and features a modern articulation balanced by traditional styling. Her accommodations originally extended to four staterooms, but…

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Going to Wimbledon can knock a few items off the bucket list for a lot of traveling sports enthusiasts. First, London is a city absolutely everyone should visit at one point or another. Second, Wimbledon is one of the world’s truly iconic sporting events. Whether or not you happen to be a tennis fanatic, it oozes prestige in a way that maybe three or four other competitions in the world can claim to do. As you might suspect though, enjoying Wimbledon isn’t as simple as picking up a ticket on match day. There’s a lot to know about this tournament…

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Luxury supercar maker McLaren is deviating from the high-end special-edition norm by creating a run of 10 road-legal 570S GT4-inspired vehicles. The model is called the MSO X, and it looks as track-ready nimble as any racecar-inspired weekend thrillride that’s ever blown the doors off a station wagon. Such special editions are typically limited to single or two-car runs, but ten lucky customers will be proud owners of the road-legal 570 GT4. The cosmetics are striking: the MSO X features custom paintwork inspired by legendary ’90s McLaren F1 GTR Le Mans cars. McLaren Special Operations was able to blend sleek…

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Luxury automobile owners are often broad-spectrum connoisseurs; last year, we covered a story about a Lamborghini owner who designed a speedboat to match his Aventador. Perhaps he was inspired by the eight custom speedboats that had arisen out of Mercedes’ collaborations with builders. As a strategy, such cross-pollination can provide very effective brand exposure; the one context nourishes the other, and lots of green grows as a result. In that spirit, Mercedes-AMG has introduced a ninth speedboat to shout the Mercedes-Benz gospel. This one is a match for the Project One hypercar. The Formula 1 association came standard equipment with the…

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Aston Martin is keeping the DB11 variations rolling out of the factory. The original V12 DB11, a smash hit with drivers and critics alike, has been fast on its way to becoming an icon of grand tourer design since it was introduced in 2016. Last summer’s V8 variation presented a lighter and more nimble driving experience at the expense of a little horsepower. And their drop-top version, the DB11 Volante, is expected to see delivery beginning in the spring of next year. But Aston recently provided a window to the future. The Volante’s lines, fascia and rear present the same…

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The long-awaited update to the Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud FB 1.2 is now available. The Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud FB 1.3 comes from Chopard’s luxury subsidiary. La Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud is frequently the beneficiary of the company’s most complex and intricate designs. The FB 1.3 fulfills expectations with special updates to the original watch, updates which took nearly 6 years to develop. Featuring a complication similar to the FB 1, the in-house fusée-and-chain-driven movement boasts a shorter gestation cycle than that timepiece, as well as a special cylindrical build which contains the dial and movement. The new timepiece is designed with a 44mm…

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The newest 2018 Range Rover model boasts a number of upgrades, but the biggest news is that the automaker will debut a plug-in hybrid model for its 2019 line. Dubbed the Range Rover Sport P400e, the new plug-in is powered by a 296-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder paired with a 114-hp electric motor. The combination produces 398 horsepower and 472 pound-feet of torque. The power is pushed to all four wheels thanks to an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission, and the Sport can zoom from zero-to-60 mph in just 6.3 seconds with its hybrid drivetrain and quick-shifting gearbox. Topping out at 137…

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For 2018, McLaren’s new Sports Pack for the 570GT allows performance-minded drivers attracted to the grand tourer design a few key improvements. It’s a good way to bridge the gap between the track-inspired 570S and the 570GT, which is geared toward the regular driver. The package adds the 570S Coupe’s steering rack, shocks, and stability control settings to a 570GT. Suspension is stiffened front and rear, and the tires are upgraded to Pirelli Corzas. Beginning with this model year, all 570GTs benefit from standard carbon ceramic brakes for a smooth, reliable, and enjoyable ride. But the stand-out option of McLaren’s…

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Ubiquiti Labs has just introduced FrontRow, a wearable tech device designed to make users more “present” when communicating or sharing life moments. The technology company is hoping to eliminate the distraction of staring at a cellphone or tablet screen, and hopes FrontRow will catch on as a portable, easy-to-use alternative. FrontRow is a new wearable camera that allows users to capture and share without having to concentrate on phone or tablet operation. The hands-free device looks a bit like a pocket watch, but it’s actually a 2-inch circular display with cameras on the front and back. Easily controlled by a power…

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Nightmare on the Beach: Little Light House Foundation!  By Vivienne Bardot Are you ready to have a nightmare on the beach? The Little Lighthouse Foundation is hosting its 8th Annual Nightmare on the Beach: Dark CarnEvil Halloween party!  Considered one of the best Halloween parties in Miami, some 1,200 guests enjoy delicious bites, cocktails and live entertainment, and all for a good cause. The Little Light House Foundation, a non-profit organization, provides deserving children and their families financial, educational and medical assistance throughout South Florida. The Foundation provides many volunteering opportunities, and its goal is to be “the top of mind volunteer organization in SoFla. ” Once again,…

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