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Foley & Lardner LLP hosts The Honorable Elizabeth A. Kovachevich 32nd Annual National Seminar on Federal Sentencing on June 1, 2023
Foley Partner Natalie Adams will be speaking at The Honorable Elizabeth A. Kovachevich 32nd Annual National Seminar on Federal Sentencing on June 1, 2023. Natalie's panels will be on.
Greenberg Traurig announces Yosbel Ibarra Receives Public School Alumni Achievement Award from The Education Fund
Greenberg Traurig Miami office Co-Managing Shareholder Yosbel A. Ibarra received The Education Fund’s Public School Alumni Achievement Award at the organization’s annual For the Love of Art charity auction on May 22 at Jungle Island in Miami.
Foley & Lardner LLP announces Foley Expands Latin America Cross-Border Corporate Offerings with Addition of Two Partners in Miami
Foley & Lardner LLP announced that it has further enhanced its cross-border capabilities with the addition of Ruben Diaz and Federico Goudie in Miami. Diaz and Goudie, who respectively join the firm’s Transactions and Finance Practice Groups, bring decades of experience advising companies, particularly those operating within Latin American markets, in a wide array of corporate and transactional matters.
Tampa attorney charged criminally after dispute involving gunshots
Attorney James Wilkes is known for successfully suing nursing homes
Palm Beach couple's home security cameras accessed remotely while having sex
Ask the Advisors was sued in Palm Beach County’s 15th Judicial Circuit Court
Nelson Mullins announces Yisell Rodriguez Selected to ConnectCRE’s Next Generation Awards
Real estate publication Connect CRE has selected partner Yisell Rodriguez to their annual Next Generation Awards program as a Florida/Gulf Coast honoree.
Gov. DeSantis poised to enact trial lawyer advertising reforms
House Bill 1205 was approved by the Florida House and Senate
Court ruling leads to $100,000 redistricting settlement in Jacksonville
The City of Jacksonville is accused of racial gerrymandering city council districts
Trump's Truth Social CEO sues for defamation over Guardian News article
Sarasota Herald-Tribune reporter Chris Anderson is named as a defendant in Devin Nunes' lawsuit
Judge set to rule on free speech rights of Catholic bookstore in Jacksonville
Arguments on a motion for preliminary injunction in Queen of Angels v. Jacksonville happened on May 15
Nelson Mullins announces Harsh Arora Appointed to The Florida Bar’s Judicial Nominating Procedures and Diversity and Inclusion Committees
Harsh Arora, a partner in the Fort Lauderdale office of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, has been re-appointed to serve on the Judicial Nominating Procedures Committee and appointed to serve on the Diversity and Inclusion Committee of The Florida Bar.
State officials sued by education unions over SB 256
The Florida Education Association sued on May 9 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida
Man who claimed weekend was ruined by a text message can't sue sender
MIAMI (Legal Newsline) - A Pet Supermarket customer who signed up for a contest to win free pet food for a year can't sue the company for the seven texts he received after.
Class action says malic acid in Walmart's peach water flavor is artificial
TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - Walmart faces a class action lawsuit that says its peach water enhancers do not get their flavor from only natural ingredients.
Lawsuit says habanero almonds lack real peppers
OCALA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - A class action lawsuit alleges Blue Diamond's habanero flavored almonds lack real peppers.
Gov. DeSantis signs into law E-verify requirements for undocumented workers
Senate Bill 1718 requires businesses employing more than 25 workers to use E-verify to determine employment eligibility
Federal judge enjoins border parole policy releasing migrants en masse
A preliminary injunction hearing is scheduled for May 19.
Private lawyers pocket $73 million in Florida's opioid case; Is it against state law?
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody says she found a way to pay private lawyers tens of millions of dollars for negotiating opioid settlements without triggering the state’s $50 million cap on contingency fees, though a state legal reform group disagrees.
Transgender worker alleges he was fired after supervisor discovered biological gender
TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) — A transgender worker alleges he suffered discrimination and was fired from a Florida company after a supervisor discovered his biological gender was female.
Greenberg Traurig announces Senior Chairman Matthew B. Gorson Recognized as Silver Medallion Honoree by MCCJ
Matthew B. Gorson, senior chairman of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A., was recognized as a 2023 Silver Medallion honoree at the annual MCCJ Humanitarian Dinner.