Seven candidates are running in three contested races for the Young Lawyers Division Board of Governors in the Bar’s March 2026 elections while 13 young lawyers have been elected without opposition. Filing for the races closed on December 15. There are contests in the Second, Fourth, and 18th circuits The contested races include:

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As The Florida Bar marks its 75th year, we continue to look back at the decisions, programs, and good intentions that — sometimes in unexpected ways — helped shape the modern, integrated Bar. In the summer of 1968, the war in Vietnam raged on, and dozens of Florida lawyers were serving in combat zones from […]

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In an era where casual gaming has transcended mere entertainment to become a sophisticated discipline, understanding the mechanics behind popular titles is crucial for both players seeking mastery and developers aiming for engagement. Amongst these, match-3 puzzle games have carved out a predominant niche, especially with their visually appealing themes and straightforward objectives. Today, we […]

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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 with stories including: Justice Charles Canady closing the final oral argument of his Florida Supreme Court service with words that were as reflective as they were emotional. Gov. Ron DeSantis releasing a $117 billion […]

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Abrahm Smith The Florida Bar Tax Section and the Florida Institute of CPAs will host international tax professionals, attorneys, CPAs, accountants, and financial advisors in Miami this January for the 44th Annual International Tax Conference, scheduled for January 22–23, and the 11th Annual International Tax Boot Camp on January 21. These programs remain the only […]

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