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Nina Welch Recognized in Florida Legal Awards by the Daily Business Review

Nelson Mullins partner Nina Welch has been selected as an On the Rise honoree for the Daily Business Review’s annual Florida Legal Awards. Selected by The Daily Business Review’s editorial staff and distinguished members of the Florida legal community, the On the Rise winners exemplify the state’s top lawyers aged 40 and under. All recipients will […]

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Corporate Partner Duccio Mortillaro Joins Fox Rothschild, Will Lead Newly Formed Italy Practice Group

Broadening the scope of the firm’s international corporate and transactional capabilities, Fox Rothschild is delighted to welcome partner Duccio Mortillaro as chair of the firm’s new Italy Practice Group. Mortillaro will maintain offices in New York, Miami and Los Angeles to serve his national practice. “A growing number of international clients are looking to expand […]

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Florida bill would allow police officers to seek victim protection under Marsy’s Law

In response to a recent state Supreme Court decision, a Florida lawmaker has proposed measures that would restore the right of crime victims, including on-duty police officers, not to have their names disclosed to the public. Rep. Charles Brannan (R-Macclenny) filed House Bill 1607 and HB 1605 on Jan. 9. The two measures would effectively […]

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