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Posts Tagged ‘Kelly Wearstler’
Florida deregulation will restore your right to practice!
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, tagged accessories retailer, anti-competitive, antiques dealer, art dealer, asid, builder, carpet dealer, cartel, celebrity designer, certification, Clive Christian, consumer protection, credentials, deregulate, deregulation, disciplinary action, drafting services, engineer, fabric vendor, First Amendment, FL, flooring company, Florida, Florida's economy, florist, furniture dealer, Hirsch Bednar, Hirsch Bedner, IDAF, Interior Design, interior design law, interior design legislation, interior design regulation, interior designer, Juan Montoya, Kelly Wearstler, kitchen design, legislation, license, licensing, lighting company, lobbyist, NCIDQ, occupational licensing, opposition, paint store, Phillip Sides, real estate developer, real estate stager, realty company, registration, regulation, remodeler, restaurant equipment dealer, stager, upholstery workroom, wall covering supplier on February 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
ASID: An Agency Out of Control
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, tagged asid, cease & desist, Florida, interior design legislation, Juan Montoya, Kelly Wearstler, license, licensing, opposition on July 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
http://cotedetexas.blogspot.com/2008/06/asid-agency-out-of-control.html
See this great blog post about how Kelly Wearstler, Juan Montoya, and other prominent interior designers have been issued Cease and Desist orders in the state of Florida for practicing interior design without a license.
Since Florida is one of three states with a practice act, which is a form of legislation prohibiting the practice of [...]




