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AG’s petition for temporary Bar admission rule for government lawyers filed

After the Supreme Court earlier this summer respectfully declined a waiver, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier on August 24 filed a proposal to allow out-of-state attorneys to temporarily become Florida Bar members practicing in some Florida government offices. Sponsors say the proposal would address staffing shortages and ease barriers for experienced lawyers seeking public service. […]

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Marshall Dennehey attorneys mentor students at Judge Robert J. Simms Mock Trial Camp

Tiffany T. Oshiro of Marshall Dennehey in Tampa and Judge Michael Williams educate students attending the Hillsborough County Bar Association’s Judge Robert J. Simms Mock Trial Camp. Tiffany T. Oshiro and Noah E. Blake, associate attorneys in the Tampa office of Marshall Dennehey, recently participated in the Hillsborough County Bar Association’s Judge Robert J. Simms […]

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Florida Supreme Court considers ‘camera-on’ amendment to remote depositions rule

The Florida Supreme Court is weighing a proposal to address concerns about witness coaching that some lawyers have expressed since the COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to a new era of remote proceedings. Justices earlier this month set a September 30 deadline for public comment in In Re: Amendments to Florida Rules of General Practice and […]

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