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The Florida Bar’s Appellate Practice Section tried something new recently to boost networking and camaraderie among members. Following feedback from a recent member survey calling for more social opportunities, Chair Joe Eagleton organized informal, in-person meet-ups across the state immediately after the Appellate Practice Section’s virtual committee meetings. Members gathered simultaneously in multiple cities, including: […]

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