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Pictured alongside Florida Bar President Rosalyn Sia Baker-Barnes, third from the right, are, from the left, Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division Board...
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Jade Davis
Phishing and Sloshing (fraudulent redirection of wire transfers or settlement funds) remain two of the most damaging threats facing...
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Sen. Danny Burgess
Florida grandparents would have broader authority to petition for visitation under a proposal by a Southwest Florida...
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Sen. Darryl Rouson
A proposal to shield appellate court clerks and their families from potential retaliation is once again advancing through the...
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Pursuant to Rule 3-7.10, Beatrice Bijoux has petitioned the Supreme Court for Bar reinstatement.
Pursuant to an order from the Supreme Court dated...
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Lawyers facing felony charges will be subject to a new disciplinary rule that takes effect December 5 under amendments the Supreme Court adopted...
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Brean Salvo
Florida Registered Paralegal Brean Salvo, who specializes in plaintiff personal injury litigation at KL Injury Attorneys in Boca Raton,...
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The Board of Governors could soon be asked to approve a proposed amendment that would permit local bar association lawyer referral services to...
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Florida Bar members are reporting a new round of fraudulent emails that falsely appear to come from Executive Director Joshua E. Doyle and other...
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The latest edition of Florida Bar News Briefs, a weekly podcast dedicated to what’s happening in the legal profession, is now available...
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Dr. Allen Guelzo
With the nation preparing to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the Florida Supreme Court Historical...
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Rep. Nathan Boyles
Florida trial judges would receive annual report cards that include caseloads and clearance rates under bills that have been...
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Gov. Ron DeSantis made four judicial appointments in November, including:
Rachel Kamoutsas of Oakland to serve as judge on the Sixth District Court...
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The Florida Supreme Court in recent court orders disciplined nine attorneys, suspending eight, and reprimanding one.
David Casals, 110 E. Broward...
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Michael Fox Orr: ‘Serving on a Bar standing committee is a meaningful way to contribute to the legal profession and make a difference in...
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The Florida Supreme Court has certified the need for 13 additional circuit court judgeships and 12 more for the county courts in its annual...
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The History of the Bar
I am a more than 60-year member of The Florida Bar.
While I was a student at Duke Law School in 1963, I was required to...
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Neal A. Roth joined ADRsource as a mediator and arbitrator.
Hailey Schlotthauer joined Hill Ward Henderson in Tampa.
Elian Hernandez joined...
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Following the announcement of Megan Carpenter stepping down as dean, students and a former faculty member have come forward with multiple complaints about the hybrid J.D. program, which Carpenter was instrumental in launching in 2019. Click Here To Read The Full Article
“It’s good to have the vacancies filled,” University of Richmond Law School professor Carl Tobias said after the U.S. Senate confirmed all four of President Donald Trump’s judicial picks to serve on North Carolina federal trial courts. Click Here To Read The Full Article
U.S. District Judge Lorna G. Schofield is mulling whether to join other federal judges who have struck U.S. Attorneys selected by President Donald Trump’s administration. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Despite “grave and disturbing allegations that Kathryn “Lee Boyd and Michael Hausfeld have made against each other, U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein of the Southern District of New York decided on Thursday that the pair must continue co-leading a suit seeking to hold BNP Paribas liable for the human rights abuses that forced 23,000 people […]
“The timing of a judge’s decision to assume senior status—or to reconsider that decision—is no analogue to the types of activities determined by the Committee [on the Codes of Conduct] to trigger Canon 5’s prohibition on political activity,” the dismissal order stated. Click Here To Read The Full Article