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Florida Law TV includes both national and local news feeds from authoritative and reliable news and legal sources. These feeds are updated frequently with the latest legal news and in some cases represent the blog feeds of specific law firms in the state of Florida.
Local Law News
- Florida Bar Association
- Competing spending plans including dozens of new judges
- Board discusses sustainability plan, the budgets, and cybersecurity guidelines
- JaxALA welcomes 2025-26 board of directors
- Second Circuit JNC seeks to fill a judicial vacancy
- Bernice Gaines Dorn Black Women Lawyers Association created
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- Florida Record
- Florida bill would compel media outlets to remove ‘false or defamatory’ reports from their websites
- Plaintiff alleges negligence against Florida Atlantic University Board Of Trustees following campus injury
- 2022 report on fees paid to insurer affiliates boosts effort to roll back Florida tort reforms
- Groups renew request to block Florida social media law
- Attorney General James Uthmeier Presents Back to Blue Award to Kirsten Bridegan of the Bridegan Foundation
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- Stevenson Klotz Injury Lawyers
National Law News
- Law.com
- LL Bean Brings ‘Boat and Tote’ Infringement Claim Against 4Imprint
- Groups Challenge New Regulations for Endangered Species Initiated Under Previous Administration
- Cigna, Aetna, Others Face Antitrust Claims Over Out-of-Network Payments
- Third Time’s a Charm? $43M Verdict Overturned Again for Law Firm’s Posts, State Appellate Court Says
- Kirkland & Ellis Hides Diversity Data Required in the UK
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- USCourts.gov
- Judiciary Releases Workplace Conduct Report and Employee Survey Results
- Judiciary Seeks 71 Judgeships to Meet Growing Caseloads
- A Century of Service: Probation and Pretrial Services’ Impact on Justice
- Courts Need More Judgeships, Judge Tells Congress
- New Tool Helps Public Find Local Court Civics Resources and Programs
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